Brittany Luse is a host at NPR. An award-winning journalist and cultural critic, she explores themes related to culture and society, health and wellness, and the intersections of gender and racial issues. Brittany's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Boise State Public Radio, KQED, and NPR.
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Brittany's coverage is centered around entertainment news, culture & society, and music. She seems to be interested in the intersection of art and societal issues, making her an ideal target for pitches related to these areas.
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Transcript (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) BRITTANY LUSE, HOST: What is the wildest premise for a microdrama that you've come across?
By: Malaka Gharib, Corey Antonio Rose, Clare Marie Schneider, Brittany Luse, Marielle Segarra
Feeling restless in life? Level up your main quest with an activity that has no other purpose than to add whimsy to your life. Play experts share tips on how to find the perfect side quest.
By: Brittany Luse, Alexis Williams
How do you convince people to read more novels? You could ask author Jason Reynolds for a start.
Will you join the Streamer Revolution? Getty Images/Getty Images hide caption Would you go back to college?
Transcript JASON REYNOLDS: That's what fiction reminds us of. It reminds us how to love. It reminds us how to feel. It reminds us how to fight, right?
Transcript (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) BRITTANY LUSE, HOST: If you had to make a movie set in Arkansas, what genre would it be?
By: Neena Pathak, Alexis Williams, Brittany Luse
What would it look like to have all of your needs met? That's the question filmmaker Shatara Michelle Ford's asks in her film, Dreams in
What would it look like to have all of your needs met?. That’s the question filmmaker Shatara Michelle Ford’s asks in her film, Dreams in Nightmares. As th
By: Alexis Williams, Brittany Luse, Neena Pathak
Transcript BRITTANY LUSE, HOST: What made the road movie the right form for "Dreams In Nightmares"?
By: Jordan-Marie Smith, Neena Pathak, Brittany Luse, Liam McBain
The communal living fantasy doesn't have to stay a fantasy. Getty Images/klyaksun/Photol Illustration by NPR hide caption Does everyone need their own lawnmower?
