Goodbye! The ultimate Humanosphere podcast

For at present’s Humanosphere podcast, we’re going to speak about ourselves – why we do what we do, some favourite tales and the place we go from right here as we head right into a interval of hibernation.

Humanosphere was launched in 2010 as an experiment in journalism, funded by NPR and numerous different donors as a one-person ‘news blog’ run by Seattle affiliate station KNKX (previously KPLU). We grew to become an unbiased on-line information group, broadening our scope and finally rising our employees, beginning in 2013. It’s been a wrestle from the get-go but in addition fairly rewarding. We predict we’ve made a distinction. Martin Scott, a tutorial who research humanitarian information protection, explains how in an op-ed accompanying at present’s hibernation information. We wish to thank everybody who made our work doable over time.

There’s much more lets say about what we've realized, what we might have achieved with extra sources and the numerous challenges going through all of us at present who wish to create a greater world. However for now, we’ll simply have a pleasant chat, inform a number of tales and transfer on. Hear in as writer Tom Paulson and I lead a chat with our writers, Tom Murphy, Lisa Nikolau and Joanne Lu. Nice bunch!

Thanks once more to our pretty and dependable readers, our backers, our employees, our freelancers, our board and the great group that's Humanosphere. The web site will stay in operation for now and you may proceed to contact any of us via the identical previous channels. We’ll see what comes subsequent.

Cheers