EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 32 MIN
Northwestern Intersections: Live From LA
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Check out a live recording of the Northwestern Intersections podcast exploring career pathways in entertainment and media with three Los Angeles–based alumni: pioneering sportswriter Helene Elliott '77, popular sports content creator Andrew Fenichel '21, and executive producer and "godmother of reality TV" Toni Gallagher '87. This episode was recorded live at The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills.
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