Listen

If you missed me on CBC Radio Q yesterday talking about Letters from Men Who Go to Strip Clubs, you can listen to it online HERE.

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I'm on NPR

I was on NPR's "Talk of the Nation" today talking about President Obama's recent reversal of a condolence letters policy that until now has excluded those servicemen and servicewomen who kill themselves in combat zones.

You can listen to the story online here.

I wrote about the decision on my Forbes blog: "The Problem with Obama's Combat Zone Suicide Condolence Letters."

My interviews with combat veterans are at The War Project.

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I'm on the radio

Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 16, I'll be on CBC Radio's "Q with Jian Ghomeshi."

I'll be talking about my recent Salon feature, "Stephen Hill's Dark Life in Porn."

The show:

Wednesday: The original Karate Kid Ralph Macchio on his Funny or Die "comeback" video * Outspoken celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain on his new book "Medium Raw." And, are male porn stars misunderstood?

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Let's all get politically incorrect

Last week I mentioned I was interviewed on KPCC radio.

I wrote about my experience on that show, "Politically Incorrect," and obtusely posited 21st century journalism as its own unique brand of prostitution on True/Slant here.

If you want to listen to me sound like a 14-year-old, get indignant, and talk about teachable moments, the show is online here.

I'm on the radio (updated)

Today, I'll be on 89.3 KPCC, Southern California Public Radio, talking about this blog post.

The issue at hand is The Entryway, a project two young Caucasian women journalists created that is based on their experiences self-embedding in MacArthur Park. Several have spoken out against the project, suggesting it's racist, while others have been more supportive. I'll be arguing the latter.

Check back here for details.

Update: This episode of "Off-Ramp" will air this Saturday. I'll post the details when I have them. I believe it will be available as a podcast, as well.