Veteran radio news guy Charlie Meyerson talks to interesting people. (Some episodes consist of historic raw audio.) Contact: Meyerson@gmail.com
Charlie Meyerson interviews
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Veteran radio news guy Charlie Meyerson talks to interesting people. (Some episodes consist of historic raw audio.) Contact: Meyerson@gmail.com
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July 18, 2026
Edward R. Murrow 2016 Award-winner: Our glass desk exploded. Yours could, too.
A decade later, I realize that the work that won the team at Rivet a 2016 national Edward R. Murrow Award for audio investigative reporting hasn’t had a place on this website—or in the Meyerson Interviews podcast series. This oughtta fix that. Here’s the entry submission: 2016 Edward R. Murrow Awards Audio Investigative ReportingOur glass desk exploded. Yours could, too.Charlie Meyerson, Jonah Meadows, Elizabeth Giadans, Marc Filippino, George Drake Jr. Hear this entry on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/rivetradio/our-glass-desk-exploded-yours-could-too ABOUT THIS ENTRY: What would you do if, while you were working overnight, a nearby glass desk just … exploded? When it happened to Rivet’s Jonah Meadows and Elizabeth Giadans, we investigated. What we learned surprised us. Because it happens a lot. (Posted to Rivet Nov. 8, 2015.) ABOUT RIVET RADIO: Rivet Radio provides customizable audio news globally and across platforms. With millions of listeners, Rivet’s cloud is powering consumer, automotive, home, media and business applications. It’s radio reimagined. Rivet was honored last year with the regional and national Radio-Television-Digital News Association Edward R. Murrow Awards for “Best Use of Sound” and a regional Murrow for “Best Online News Organization”; and with the Chicago Headline Club’s Lisagor Awards for “Best Newscast” and “Best Consumer Reporting.” Rivet was named Best Online Startup at the 2013 Lisagors.
July 9, 2026
Ms. Magazine editor Robin Morgan in 1992: ‘There are no issues that are not women’s issues’
I doubt that back in 1972, when I bought the first issue of Ms. Magazine—whose cover featured the iconic declaration “Wonder Woman for President”—I could’ve imagined that a bit more than 20 years later I’d sit down with that magazine’s then-editor-in-chief Robin Morgan to talk about the state of the women’s movement. At the time, she was promoting her book The Word of a Woman: Feminist Dispatches, 1968-1992. Few of my archival interviews through the years resonate as much with the current day as this one does—including Morgan’s comments about the downsides of advertiser-compromised news media. Listening takes me back to a time that was in many ways hopeful—and conjures a parallel universe we never made. And although some of those hopes have yet to materialize, Morgan’s words then suggest we may yet find our way back. I hope you find this interview, presented here for the first time since its broadcast on WNUA-FM in Chicago on Dec. 13, 1992, as engaging as I do. Hear here. Shortly after hearing this resurrected recording, Morgan dropped me an email declaring it “a thoughtful, intelligent interview … certainly one of the best interviews I’ve ever done.” Hear more of my conversations with thought leaders through the years on this website, in Apple Podcasts, on Spotify or Pandora, via your favorite podcast player and at Chicago Public Square.
June 17, 2026
Pulitzer winner Tracy Kidder in 1993
The death in March 2026 of Pulitzer winner Tracy Kidder—a reporter The Associated Press credits with turning “everything from computer engineering to life in a nursing home into unexpected bestsellers”—sent me diving back into the archives for the time in 1993 that I was fortunate enough to sit down with him to discuss his then-new book, Old Friends, documenting his year spent visiting and observing the proceedings at a nursing home in western Massachusetts. To hear him now is to celebrate journalism at its best. Here’s that interview, digitized and newly available for the first time since its broadcast on WNUA-FM in Chicago on Oct. 17, 1993. (Recorded Oct. 15, 1993.) Hear more of my conversations with thought leaders through the years on this website, in Apple Music, on Pandora or Spotify, via your favorite podcast player and at Chicago Public Square.
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