Mikaela Lefrak is a Host and Senior Producer at WAMU/DCist. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, culture, society, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on D.C.'s fight for representation as highlighted in her podcast, 51st. Her work has been featured in NPR, WBUR, Vermont Public, and Alabama Public Radio.
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Mikaela Lefrak's articles have a strong emphasis on local Vermont issues, including legislation and community-centered stories. Her coverage also encompasses entertainment news and family/relationship-focused topics, showcasing a diverse range of interests.
For outreach to Mikaela, consider providing localized expertise related to Vermont-specific legislations or government policies. Additionally, pitches related to human-interest stories centering around relationships or community initiatives may resonate well with her coverage focus.
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In many cold locales, saunas are a common way to heat your body and hang out with friends, especially in the dead of winter.
By: Jon Ehrens, Mikaela Lefrak
How can artists know if their creations are being used to train artificial intelligence? And if they are, should those artists be compensated?
By: Mikaela Lefrak
Some small town residents are managing to keep their general stores open by creating nonprofits and buying the stores themselves.
Two Franklin County authors brought together stories of the Lake Champlain region and its contributions to American history for their latest
Diet culture can be intense this time of year. Instead of a new year, new you, maybe it's time for the same you and a new outlook.
By: Daniela Fierro, Mikaela Lefrak
To fund significant investments in early childhood education, Vermont implemented a 0.44% payroll tax in July 2023.
Beloved as they are, general stores often generate little profit for their owners. So, what does it take to keep them running?
Winter in Vermont can wreak havoc on a car. All that salt causes corrosion and rust, and that can make your car unsafe to drive.
For most of us, thinking about death is not a pleasant subject. There's a natural tendency to put your head in the sand and focus on everything and anything else.
By: Mikaela Lefrak, Jon Ehrens
Executive orders from President Donald Trump fundamentally change immigration and citizenship rules in the U.S.
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