Sam Sanders is a reporter and podcast host known for his work with Vulture, WNYC Radio, and his former role at NPR. With a focus on pop culture and entertainment, Sam's articles and podcasts delve into topics such as music, film, television, and societal trends, providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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Sam Sanders' articles predominantly cover entertainment, with a focus on celebrity culture, Hollywood, music, and pop culture. His pieces often include opinion editorials and expert commentary. When reaching out to Sam Sanders, consider offering insights or perspectives from industry professionals within the realm of entertainment and pop culture.
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In her new book, Extremely Online, Taylor Lorenz highlights the ways that women and marginalized content creators shaped the social web.
TikTok’s PR lady explains why stars keep making the same mistakes.
Killers of the Flower Moon clocks in at three hours and 26 minutes long, but Martin Scorsese is one of the few filmmakers who could pull this off.
The Woman in Me is out today, but her music already serves as a record of her story.
By: Sam Sanders
A weekly one-hour engaging conversation -- a timely and topical look back at the week's news, with pop culture features and interviews.
A weekly one-hour engaging conversation -- a timely and topical look back at the week's news, with pop culture features and interviews.
By: Nadira Goffe, Stephen Metcalf, Sam Sanders
Cord Jefferson’s debut pulls off a fantastic bait-and-switch.
Abstract: Going back to Kreisel in the Sixties, hyperarithmetical analysis is a cluster of logical systems just beyond arithmetical comprehension.
Written by Sam Sanders and Adria Kloke Oct. 09, 2024 Best New Music
Guest Prudie, Sam Sanders, is joined by Slate culture writer Nadira Goffe
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