Marion Hodges is an Assistant Producer in the Music Department at KCRW. She covers a diverse range of topics including music, the Grammy Awards, and regional interests, with a focus on North America and world news, particularly in relation to Sudan and soccer. Marion's work has been featured in KCRW, showcasing her commitment to arts and entertainment journalism.
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Marion Hodges' coverage revolves around music, live performances, and entertainment events. Given her focus on local events in Santa Monica and California, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local artists, concert lineups or schedules within these areas. As a journalist covering such localized content, she may also appreciate insights from industry insiders regarding the latest trends and developments shaping the music scene in Santa Monica and California.
Given Marion's emphasis on live performances and music charts, providing exclusive access to upcoming shows or sharing unique perspectives about emerging trends in the local music scene could be compelling angles for engagement with her. Additionally, offering newsworthy details about KCRW's programming or insider information on featured artists might capture her attention effectively.
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After cycling through draft-upon-draft to find the right words for UK singer-songwriter-producer-guitar-goddess Nilüfer Yanya's “Call It Love,” for KCRW's Favorite Songs of 2024 list, I finally landed on this:
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By: Adria Kloke, Marion Hodges
Al Green’s cover of “Everybody Hurts” is an aural balm.
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