Hannah Loss is a Radio Production Assistant with a focus on local news in the Boston area. She writes for GBH and Live Science, covering a wide range of topics including food, climate resilience, science facts, economics, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Scienceline.
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Hannah Loss covers a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on local Massachusetts and Boston-specific events and announcements. Her articles span across entertainment news, government & politics, scientific topics, family & relationships and more.
If you're looking to pitch to Hannah, consider providing relevant data or insights related to higher education in the Boston area or Massachusetts as a whole. Additionally, she may be interested in interviews or coverage related to public health initiatives specific to the region. When it comes to scientific topics, particularly those that have relevance at a local level (such as climate change impacts), pitches should highlight their significance within the context of Massachusetts.
Given her focus on entertainment news and podcasts along with other diverse themes covered such as cooking and folk music; if your pitch falls into these categories but has a unique angle tied back specifically to Massachusetts or Boston she might find it interesting for potential coverage.
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The Senate passed a bill that would expand the definition of domestic violence to include coercive control, giving survivors of abuse more protection under the law. Phil Roeder Getty Images
Gov. Maura Healey said the emergency shelter system is overwhelmed by residents and struggling with a lack of funding. Screengrab from Boston Public Radio GBH News
The start of the 125th Boston Marathon in Hopkinton, Mass., on Oct. 11, 2021. David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images Boston Globe
Mayor Michelle Wu answers questions during Boston Public Radio ’s “Ask the Mayor” on April 9, 2024. GBH News
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