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Alicia Zuckerman
Alicia Zuckerman began making radio at around seven years old in rural New York State using two cassette recorders and appropriated material from Casey Kasem’s American Top 40. It was a couple more decades before she started getting paid to make radio, as a reporter and producer for NPR’s .
At WLRN, she oversees narrative and investigative audio journalism and was co-creator of WLRN’s award-winning public affairs program,
Under the Sun, a series of documentary features and audio postcards
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She currently serves as president of (PMJA, formerly PRNDI). She routinely reminds reporters to find and create moments of joy, which is how she learned
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She received her MBA in Finance from New York University Stern School of Business, and her master s degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
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