Kate Brennan is a reporter at The Story Exchange. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes such as social issues, academia, startups, and climate change, with a particular interest in ESG. Kate's work has been featured in notable publications including The Story Exchange, muddyum, Mamamia, and Curbed.
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Kate Brennan’s coverage spans a wide range of topics, from government and politics to lifestyle, with significant attention given to women's issues. Pitches should be tailored to her diverse interests, offering expert insights or data-backed analysis on these subjects.
Given Kate’s broad coverage areas and high citation of data and government announcements, she may be receptive to pitches featuring expert opinions or studies related to political developments, societal trends impacting women's lives, or the cultural impact of influential female figures like Taylor Swift.
Her interest in F1 racing could also indicate an openness for stories about gender diversity in male-dominated fields. This could include interviews with prominent female figures in traditionally male-dominated industries.
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In a powerful essay for People, the actor reflected on what it was like to play a sex crimes detective while struggling to process her own trauma. January 11, 2024
By: Kate Brennan
Anna Paulina Luna, a Florida Republican, was opposed to proxy voting during the pandemic. But motherhood has given her a new perspective.
The Black woman-owned brand will be acquired by Compass Diversified – and pledges to continue destigmatizing feminine care. January 18, 2024
By: Candice Helfand-Rogers
We looked into the phenomenon of waning email responsiveness, and found that a digital deluge is clogging our inboxes – while workplace burnout drains us of drive to reply.
Developer Mark O’Brien bought a 185-year-old townhouse. Then he let actors take over.
Developer Mark O'Brien bought a 185-year-old townhouse. Then he let actors take over.
By: Kate Brennan
We are going to the playground It takes me approximately 30 minutes to leave the house, juggling a lukewarm coffee, a library book I won't
By: Kate Brennan
We've all been there. You are in the middle of the Princeton bookstore surrounded by the cultural elite.
You are invited!
Statistically, the voting patterns of young men and women didn’t change much in 2024. But their attitude toward each other changed significantly.
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