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On this episode of The Long Roll, we sit down with Maddie Meyer, Chief Photographer for Getty Images Sport. Based in Boston since 2015, Maddie has covered everything from the US Open and World Swim Championships to the NBA Finals and the Paris Olympic Games.

Her favorite assignments are the ones that bring her shoulder-to-shoulder with her Getty colleagues from around the world, working as a team to capture the story of sport at its highest level. An alum of the Eddie Adams Workshop (Class of 2013), Maddie is now coming full circle as she returns as a Team Leader for this year’s workshop.

If you’re passionate about photography, sports, the Olympics, or visual storytelling, this conversation offers a rare behind-the-scenes look into how world-class sports imagery is made.

Her website: https://www.maddiemeyerphoto.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maddiemeyer2

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In this episode of The Long Roll, we sit down with Alessia Glaviano — Head of Global PhotoVogue and Director of the Photo Vogue Festival — to trace her remarkable journey through the worlds of photography and fashion media. From launching PhotoVogue in 2011 to building it into a global platform with over 300,000 photographers, Alessia has reshaped the conversation around ethics, diversity, and visual literacy in image-making. We talk about how she navigated the industry to get where she is today, the impact of PhotoVogue’s open calls in launching careers, and why she believes curatorial guidance matters in a world flooded with images. Alessia also shares her stance on artificial intelligence in photography, offering candid thoughts on how technology might influence creativity in the years ahead. Whether you’re a photographer, a visual storyteller, or just curious about the intersection of art, ethics, and innovation, this conversation is a must-listen.

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Brand Consultant, Content Creator, Executive Editor, and Creative Director Ricky Shoebio has made himself a fixture in the Lifestyle, Footwear, and Style worlds. Through creating visuals, content, segments, rollouts, and shown to be a budding creative in the industry. Working along side Nike, Foot Locker, Revolt, AT&T, Converse, PacSun, Adidas, Jordan Brand, Popsugar, Roc Nation, Red Bull, FIBA, Ewing Athletics, Eastbay, NCAA, Sony Music, Comic Con, Jack Daniel's, Under Armour, Reebok, Mountain Dew, Oakley, BMW, Tesla, Google, The NBA, The Recording Academy (Grammys), HBO, and many others he continues to establish himself as a true visionary and asset.
His work with Don C, Damien Lillard, Elton John, Eddie Huang, Ryan Penagos, and Visual artist King Saladeen; have garnered him a well respected reputation in a short time. Helping SOCIAL Magazine and SOCIAL TV grow to a 50,000+ print subscription with a 500,000+ UMV, and 255,000+ subscribers with over 100,000,000+ in only two years; Shoebio has made a phenomenal following for himself and the people and organizations he has supported.

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In this episode of The Long Roll Podcast, we sit down with National Geographic Explorer and award-winning photojournalist Hailey Sadler to talk about the power of storytelling in some of the world’s most complex and challenging environments. From her work across the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia to her background in U.S. foreign policy, Hailey brings a rare blend of empathy, depth, and clarity to the way she documents trauma, memory, and identity.

We explore how her experience on Capitol Hill influences the way she tells stories, why she co-founded The Home Collective, and what it means to work with intention and care in conflict zones. Hailey also shares insights into the emotional toll of long-form journalism, how she builds trust with her subjects, and the importance of creating space for underrepresented voices.

Whether you're a creative, a journalist, or someone who simply cares about the human experience behind the headlines — this conversation is for you.

Hailey's Website: https://www.haileysadler.com/

Hailey's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haileycsadler/The Home Collective: https://thehomecollective.org/

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In this episode of The Long Roll Podcast, we sit down with Shuran Huang — a Brooklyn-based photojournalist whose work documents the intersections of faith, politics, and immigration in America. With a focus on nuanced, empathetic storytelling, Shuran brings depth and humanity to some of the country’s most complex issues — from Capitol Hill to immigrant communities across the U.S.

Her photographs have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, TIME, National Geographic, NPR, and The Guardian. She’s also a recipient of multiple awards, including the Grand Prize in PDN’s Faces Portrait Photography Contest, and her work was featured in TIME's Best Photos of 2023.

In this conversation, Shuran reflects on her journey from China to the U.S., how faith and purpose shape her storytelling, and what it means to bear witness with a camera. We explore the power of intentional listening, and why she views photography as a form of justice.

Whether you're a visual storyteller, a journalist, or simply someone curious about the emotional truths behind the headlines — this episode is for you.

🗞️ Explore Shuran’s work: ⁠shuranhuang.com⁠📸 Follow her on Instagram: ⁠@shuranhuang⁠

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In this episode of The Long Roll, we sit down with Baltimore-based freelance photographer Wesley Lapointe, whose journey from the woods of rural Maine to the pages of The New York Times is rooted in a deep connection to place and people. Wesley shares how growing up surrounded by nature shaped his storytelling instincts, and how that early spark still drives his work today—documenting the threads that tie history, environment, and community together.

With past internships at The L.A. Times, Statesman Journal, and Willamette Week, and a portfolio that includes contributions to The Washington Post, NPR, Vice, and more, Wesley talks about the evolving role of photojournalism, the ethics of representation, and finding meaning in local stories that often go unseen.

Whether you're a fellow creative or just curious about the power of visual storytelling, this one’s for you.

Wesley's Website: www.wesleylapointe.comInstagram: wlapointephoto

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In this episode of The Long Roll Podcast, we sit down with Kylie Cooper, a talented photojournalist & fellow at Reuters, whose work explores themes of identity, found family, and home. As a Chinese adoptee, Kylie brings a unique perspective to storytelling, which has shaped her collaborations with The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, The Seattle Times, and more.

We discuss her journey into photojournalism, the power of visual storytelling, and the moments behind some of her most impactful images. Kylie also shares her experiences as a licensed drone pilot, a faculty member at the Eddie Adams Workshop and gives incredible advice to emerging photographers just starting their journey.

Join us as we explore how photography can capture not just moments, but the deeper narratives that connect us all.

Kylie's Website: www.kyliecooper.com

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In this episode of The Long Roll Podcast, we sit down with Nicholas Pilch, a Visual Information Specialist at the Defense Logistics Agency. With a career spanning military service, combat photography, and public affairs, Nic has spent nearly two decades documenting history through the lens of his camera.

A U.S. Air Force veteran, Nic served as an aerial combat photojournalist, embedding with elite military units and capturing high-stakes moments from the front lines. From combat zones to military installations, he has mastered the art of storytelling through photography, videography, and written journalism. Now, in his role at the DLA, he continues to shape narratives, support critical communications, and preserve history through digital media.

Join us as we explore Nic’s journey from active duty to visual storytelling, the challenges of documenting military operations, and the power of media in shaping public perception. Whether you're a history buff, a photography enthusiast, or just curious about the intersection of military service and journalism, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.

Tune in now for an in-depth conversation with Nicholas Pilch!

Nicholas' Website: www.iwasnic.com

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Award-winning photographer Marvin Joseph joins us again onThe Long Roll for an in-depth conversation about what he’s been up to since we last spoke. He takes us behind the scenes of covering the Olympics in France, shares outtakes from his photo shoot with First Lady Jill Biden, and gives live feedback on images. Plus, he reflects on his Eddie Adams Workshop experience and how it continues to shape his approach to photography. Tune in for an insightful and candid discussion with one of the industry's most dynamic visual storytellers.

About Marvin Joseph:
Marvin Joseph is a Washington, D.C.-based photographer known for his striking portraiture, documentary work, and editorial storytelling. A longtime staff photographer forThe Washington Post, his work has covered a wide range of subjects, from politics and culture to international events. His images have appeared in major publications, capturing the essence of his subjects with bold compositions and a signature style. Beyond his journalism, Marvin is an educator and mentor, sharing his experience with the next generation of photographers through workshops and speaking engagements.

Marvin's Website: www.kingmarvinophotography.com

Instagram:www.instagram.com/king_marvino/

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