Darian Woods is a host at The Indicator from Planet Money. He blends economics and journalism with a keen ear for audio to explore themes such as the global economy, energy policy, and economic sustainability. Woods has been featured in various outlets including Boise State Public Radio, NPR, and WVXU, among others.
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Darian Woods covers a variety of topics, primarily focusing on economics, finance, and politics. He frequently cites data in his articles, indicating an interest in incorporating empirical evidence into his work. This suggests that he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide data-driven analysis or commentary on economic and political trends.
Given Darian's focus on the United States, sources with expertise in US economic policy and domestic political issues may be particularly relevant for outreach. Additionally, given his coverage of oil prices and the Middle East conflict, experts with insights into energy markets or geopolitical dynamics could also find success when reaching out to him.
Overall, it seems that Darian is receptive to insightful analyses backed by solid data within the realm of economics and politics as they relate to both national and international affairs.
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Transcript -: - NPR. [COIN SPINNING] DARIAN WOODS: This is The Indicator from Planet Money. I'm Darian Woods.
By: Wailin Wong, Darian Woods
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Transcript ANNOUNCER: NPR. [COIN SPINNING] ADRIAN MA: This is The Indicator from Planet Money. I'm Adrian Ma.
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Transcript SPEAKER 1: NPR. [COIN SPINNING] DARIAN WOODS: This is The Indicator from Planet Money. I'm Darian Woods.
