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Brian Schroeder

Meteorologist

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The Powell Tribune

Preston's Summary

Brian Schroeder is a Meteorologist at WOLF TV. He focuses on climate policy and global warming, bringing attention to critical environmental issues through his work. Brian has been featured in AZfamily 3TV CBS 5, WBNG TV 12, KSTP (Channel 5), Bernardsville News, The Powell Tribune, Bridger Valley Pioneer, Kemmerer Gazette, and Uinta County Herald.

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Geo Focus

Kemmerer, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 46 %
Opinion: 33 %
Data Driven: 6 %
Listicles: 6 %
Reviews: 6 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Climate Policy
  • Global Warming

Pitching Insights

Brian’s focus is primarily on local sports events and news, particularly hockey, football, and basketball. Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage, he may be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or recent matches of local sports teams.

For those looking to reach out with expert commentary or insights into local sports events and their impact on the community in Minnesota specifically would likely grab his attention. Additionally, providing unique angles about players' contributions beyond game performance could also attract interest.

Considering Brian's geographic focus on Saint Paul and Minnesota as a whole, stories that directly relate to these areas (such as interviews with local athletes or coaches) are more likely to resonate with him than broader national or international topics.

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Articles

The Powell Tribune

America's single most important social factor

America's single most important social factor

By: Brian Schroeder

Jim Trelease was the “read-aloud” guy, and what a guy he was. Dedicating much of his life to what he called the best kept secret in education, his message was pointed: “Reading is the single most important social factor in American life today.”

Bridger Valley Pioneer

Friends don't need reconciling

Friends don't need reconciling

By: Brian Schroeder

G.M. Trevelyan noticed trends even in his day that provoked a timeless observation: “Education has produced a population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading.” In a nutshell, he was referring to the age-old tension between learning and thinking.

The Powell Tribune

Why Johnnie can't think, Part 3

Why Johnnie can't think, Part 3

By: Brian Schroeder

Let's cut to the chase. The third reason Johnnie can't think is (drumroll, please) … TOO MUCH SCREEN TIME! Is anyone surprised? And the real kicker is that it's not because of too much screen time at home, but at school!

The Powell Tribune

Why Johnny can't think – Pt. 5

Why Johnny can't think – Pt. 5

By: Brian Schroeder

Efforts to be worldview-neutral with Johnny's education has proven fatal, not only for Johnny but for society at large. Though it is a dance many still attempt, feigned neutrality is not only impossible, it is self-defeating and self-deceiving for three reasons: (1) Ideas have consequences — we always reap what we sow.

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