Hanna Rosin is a senior editor at The Atlantic and a founder and editor at DoubleX.
“I often think of reporting as dating, or even speed dating. You’re looking for someone where there’s a spark there between you and them. Sometimes that happens right away and sometimes it takes forever. ... You have to determine if they're reflective, friendly, open. It could be love at first sight and they're still all wrong, which is really heartbreaking.”
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Show Notes
- @HannaRosin
- hannarosin.com
- Rosin on Longform
- [1:00] "Murder by Craigslist" (The Atlantic • Aug 2013)
- [1:00] "Hello, My Name Is Stephen Glass, and I’m Sorry" (The New Republic • Nov 2014)
- [7:00] The End of Men: And the Rise of Women (Riverhead Books • 2012)
- [18:00] The Executioner's Song (Norman Mailer • Little, Brown • 1979)
- [18:00] "The Evil Empire: The Scoop on Ben & Jerry's Crunchy Capitalism" (The New Republic • Sep 1995)
- [23:00] "The New Republic: An Appreciation" (Ta-Nehisi Coates • The Atlantic • Dec 2014)
- [25:00] "Who Shot Johnny?" (Debra Dickerson • The New Republic • 1996) [pdf]
- [31:00] "A Boy's Life" (The Atlantic • Nov 2008)
- [38:00] "The Case Against Breast-Feeding" (The Atlantic • Apr 2009)
- [41:00] "The Vanishing Male Worker: How America Fell Behind" (Binyamin Appelbaum • The New York Times • Dec 2014)
- [42:00] "The End of Men" (The Atlantic • Jul 2010)
- [43:00] "By Noon They'd Both Be in Heaven" (New York • Oct 2014)
- [46:00] "Why Kids Sext" (The Atlantic • Oct 2014)
- [49:00] "The Missing Men" (with Allison Benedikt • Slate • Dec 2014)
- [49:00] Sabrina Rubin Erdely on DoubleX Gabfest (with June Thomas and Katy Waldman • Slate • Nov 2014)
- [49:00] "Blame Rolling Stone" (Slate • Dec 2014)
- [49:00] "DoubleX Gabfest: The Aftermath of Rolling Stone Edition" (with Noreen Malone and June Thomas • Slate • Dec 2014)
