David Michael NewsteadMy Postcard Interview with David SaxRead The Future is AnalogMay 15, 2023May 15, 2023
David Michael NewsteadPublic Domain Heroes: The Press Guardian #1First, the windows of their office were smashed to pieces. Later, some of the paper’s reporters were beaten up. But it wasn’t until their…Jan 10, 2023Jan 10, 2023
David Michael NewsteadThe Strange Lure of Other People’s Photos: RevisitedEvery few weeks, I think about an article that was in the New York Times Magazine in 2020. It’s called The Strange Lure of Other People’s…Nov 7, 2022Nov 7, 2022
David Michael NewsteadFor Bill Browder, Russian Sanctions are PersonalBill Browder’s new book, Freezing Order, is an engaging window into his decade-long campaign against Russian human rights abusers and money…May 2, 2022May 2, 2022
David Michael NewsteadJournalism is Vital, So Why Can’t We Remember Any of It?The Trump years sparked a frenzy of reporting. For essentially half a decade, the U.S. was awash in passionate op-ed pieces, exposés, and a…Jan 6, 20221Jan 6, 20221
David Michael NewsteadAnne Sebba Explores an American TragedyBiographer Anne Sebba recently joined me to discuss her latest book, Ethel Rosenberg: An American Tragedy, where she creates a nuanced…Dec 1, 2021Dec 1, 2021
David Michael NewsteadSave the Deli, RevisitedIn 2009, author David Sax explored the cultural significance of delis in his book, Save the Deli: In Search of Perfect Pastrami, Crusty…Nov 9, 2021Nov 9, 2021
David Michael Newstead“Strange Fruit” On Trial“Why did you write Strange Fruit?” The question wasn’t innocuous and it wasn’t the opening to a conversation about art or civil rights. On…Sep 8, 2021Sep 8, 2021
David Michael NewsteadStrange Fruit in AmericaThis interview was originally posted in 2016.Aug 31, 2021Aug 31, 2021
David Michael NewsteadSummer of ‘96The summer before my Dad died was memorable, because it felt so normal. I think it stands out now because it was just at the end of one…Jul 19, 2021Jul 19, 2021