For Episode 77, we sit down with freelance writer Natelegé about her takes on the current state of journalism. Can journalists
thrive in the new age of digital media? Natelegé talks about her writing style, satire sites, proper vetting, and rise of social media “reporters” She also shares experience as a contributing writer for various new outlets. We also discuss proper party etiquette, playing mas in Caribana, Can I Get A Jump, and much more.
Natelegé Whaley is a culture journalist and a former staff reporter for Mic. She has also written for Pitchfork, Eater, Vibe and other outlets. Whaley's beats include hip-hop's impact on the wider culture, reproductive justice and human interest stories related to excessive policing.