Doug Gordon is a producer based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He writes for Wisconsin Public Radio and Newsweek, covering a range of topics including pop culture, literature, comedy, and politics. His work has also been featured in The New Republic.
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Doug Gordon's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary and profile features. If you are pitching to him, consider providing insights or access to individuals within the entertainment industry such as actors, musicians, authors, or other relevant personalities.
Given his interest in politics and family & relationships themes, he may also be open to stories that intersect these areas with the world of entertainment. When reaching out to Doug Gordon for potential collaboration or pitches keep in mind his local geographic focus on United States particularly Wisconsin and Milwaukee.
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A month ago, the Chicago convention felt like it was going to be an Irish wake. Now, as Democrats gather for their first in-person convention since 2016, it feels like an epic party.
By: Doug Gordon
'I just sort of trust the whole subconscious thing. And at the end, I tried to make sure everything fit together,' Tremblay says of the writing process
By: Doug Gordon
One of the main themes of the book is motherhood, author says Helen Phillips joined WPR's “BETA” a while back to talk about her novel, “The Need.”
'The funniest man in America' explores millenials entering middle age
'In a lot of ways, it's a perfect movie. It is a work of pure expressionism,' says the film critic
By: Doug Gordon
Jenny Slate joins WPR's "BETA" to talk about the complicated beauty of motherhood and how she's strengthened her connection to herself.
By: Doug Gordon
This haunting story about childhood friends is based on a real life incident If you have not read any of Gabino Iglesias' novels, what are you waiting for?
By: Doug Gordon
Nick Lowe talked with "BETA" about his newest album and his musical quirks ahead of a performance with Los Straitjackets in Milwaukee.
By: Doug Gordon
Kois revisits selling newspaper subscriptions in this frightening and funny novel
By: Doug Gordon, Dave Burdick, Bianca Consunji, Neil Epstein, Matthew Schuerman, Karen Ruttner, Ben Kharakh, Benedict Cosgrove, Tae Yoon
They could have faced 25 years for gang assault, but pleaded down to "unlawful imprisonment."
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