5 Questions with Smithsonian.com: On Staying Grounded and Holding Steadfast to Its Roots
The Smithsonian always puts “a Smithsonian lens” on the world. No hot takes here.
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5 Questions with CQ Roll Call: On Focusing on Congress and Today’s Pace of US Politics
Congressional Quarterly and Roll Call merged in 2009. We had some questions about what it’s like covering Washington today.
5 Questions with them: A Next-Gen Platform that Celebrates and Showcases Emerging Voices
Meet them. A next-gen platform created by and for the queer community, with a diverse audience in mind.
5 Questions with The New Food Economy: Digging Deep on the Complex Forces That Shape How and What We Eat
Complex topics are sometimes best served with a “sense of humor and a pizza-and-a-six-pack tone of voice.” Meet The New Food Economy.
5 Questions with Andrew Harper: Where Vacations Are Headed in 2018 and Beyond
Andrew Harper has been dishing out travel advice for decades. Here’s what it had to say about travel in 2018.
5 Questions with Zig’s CEO and Co-Founder: How the App is Shaking Up the Way People Engage with News
Meet Zig, a mobile media platform that collects content, remixes it, and feeds it back to users. News minus the fluff.
5 Questions with The Lily: The Washington Post’s Bold Experiment for Millennial Women
Amy King, editor at The Lily, talks about #MeToo, the site’s striking design, and why the team banned the exclamation point.
5 Questions with Miami Herald: Reporting on Irma When You’re in the Path of the Storm
Miami Herald stood its ground against Hurricane Irma. We had some questions about the newsroom-turned-shelter operation.
