Listen to this radio story I made with Giulia Leo about how protest movements on campus can spark meaningful social change columbianewsservice.com/2024/05/06/can…

How AI tells Israel who to bomb trib.al/xLSNNXR

Pulitzer material

The 24 Hours That Shook Columbia University columbianewsservice.com/2024/05/14/the… by #cjsStabile Columbia Journalism

“I felt numb and alert the rest of that night as we fought to get back on campus, but when I finally spoke to my parents that evening, I surprised myself by bursting into tears in the journalism school stairwell,” writes Claire Elana Davenport. bit.ly/3UMBhAA

Got the chance to talk about the limits on press freedom experienced by student journalists reporting on the Columbia protests for The Nation alongside Anna Oakes, Indy Scholtens, Fahima, Angelica Ang, and Emily Byrski. thenation.com/article/societ…

Situation is out of control in Bay Ridge, numerous arrests, just saw police beat a protesters lying on the ground

The coffee plant was first commercialized in Yemen in the 1400s and spread through the Ottoman Empire and into Europe. westsiderag.com/2024/07/01/new…

First episode for An Arm and a Leg I got the opportunity to work on. It's about a little-known middleman driving up the cost of out-of-network care. Give it a listen! armandalegshow.com/episode/multip…

Check out our newest story on facility fees -- extra charges that are becoming more and more common for routine tests and procedures -- and the lengths one patient went to avoid paying them! armandalegshow.com/episode/facili…

In this week’s ⁦The New Yorker⁩, I’ve written abt the Conservative Partnership Institute—maybe the most influential group in Washington that you’ve never heard of. This is a profile of the people & the plans at the white-hot center of a second Trump term newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

The audio analyst Lawrence Abu Hamdan has dedicated himself to unveiling the violence of the world through the medium of sound. But “it is in the art world that most people encounter his investigations,” doreen st. félix writes. nyer.cm/fjNZjP3

About 15 years ago, Ian Frazier started wandering through the Bronx. “I walked thoroughfares that traversed the borough north to south, such as Boston Road, which at one time was the post road to Boston,” he writes. nyer.cm/k2QSuov

“The numbers are picking up, slowly but surely. People appreciate the fact that we’re legal." westsiderag.com/2024/07/18/thr…

Charity care can reduce or wipe out hospital bills for a LOT of people. Most hospitals are legally required to offer charity care... but not enough people know about it. To understand why, we could use your help. armandalegshow.com/bills/

Look for many more roadway dining sheds to disappear as new city rules take effect. westsiderag.com/2024/08/07/the…

Checkout our recent episode on what to do when you're provider bills you, even though your insurance is supposed to pay: armandalegshow.com/episode/bullie… An Arm and a Leg

grassrootsmagazinenyc.com/news/what-act-… Had fun voicing this host intro. Check out Sam's awesome story!

Outside the 116th Street entrance, students and faculty enter a security zone, patrolled by uniformed guards, where they must scan a Columbia i.d. to enter campus. westsiderag.com/2024/09/03/a-s…

Soooo what is the doxing resource group that Columbia announced a year ago going to do about this?