EPISODE · Mar 22, 2024 · 1H 27M
Julie Scharper
from Native Tongues · host Aaron Palmer
From junior detective work through a lovestruck Honduran adventure, we follow a set of unusual threads that all lead to Julie Scharper's career as an Enterprise Reporter, where she was awarded Best in Baltimore for an investigative series about a toxic work culture in the MD Park Service in 2023. It's an entertaining story well worth listening to! Follow us for more content on instagram @nativetonguespod
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