
Liza Gross
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Oct 13, 2026
E02: Stop Being Lone Wolves with Liza Gross
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35:23Liza GrossGUEST
The other one is that some contexts, Meline, are just so distressing and catastrophic, um, that is really quite hard to keep a compass in terms of, all right, let me only do solutions journalism.
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35:40Liza GrossGUEST
Um, and some situations of some of these journalists, the persecutions that they are subjected to, um, the humiliations, uh, prison, torture, make it, make it very, very hard.
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35:54Liza GrossGUEST
Um, but you know, there are some contexts where it is hard, uh, but you can focus on things.
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36:03Liza GrossGUEST
I was astounded at the willingness of my colleagues in Venezuela to commit to solutions journalism despite the, you know, horrible, um, economic situation, the shortages, the violence, the, uh, um, uh, government pressure, and they were absolutely committed.
9 MINS LATER
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45:21speaker_3UNKNOWN
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