Police and the Media with Joel Anderson

Joel D. Anderson, a writer at Slate, joins John Stanton to discuss the recent Black Lives Matter protests and the relationship that journalists have with the police, and how that's changing.

Show Notes

Follow Joel Anderson here: https://twitter.com/byjoelanderson
Read his work: https://slate.com/author/joel-anderson

Follow John Stanton here: https://twitter.com/dcbigjohn

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