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Podcast: The Foreign Correspondent, Reinvented
A one-hour audio essay on the vanishing bureau and the rise of the solo dispatch.
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The foreign correspondent used to travel with a photographer, a fixer and a small suitcase full of contacts. Today, she carries a phone, a laptop, and a Substack list.
In this one-hour episode, we follow three reporters filing dispatches from Nairobi, Istanbul and Bogotá — and ask what is gained, and what is lost, when the bureau becomes a single human being.
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Julia Fosah
Julia Fosah is the founding editor of ITTV News, reporting on politics, media and culture across three continents.
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