For the past few months, ProPublica has been curating the
day’s must-read accountability stories in a feature we call MuckReads. The project has taken
off with numerous suggestions pouring in each
week from journalists and readers alike, so we wanted to take things to the
next level with an in-depth podcast offering a behind-the-scenes look at howinvestigative reporters
nabbed the story.
Often in investigative reporting, the process can be just as
interesting as the final published piece. We put this theory to the test in our
first ever MuckReads podcast featuring ProPublica’s managing editor Stephen
Engelberg and the AP’s Matt Apuzzo. We were honored to have the duo on board to
discuss the AP’s recent Goldsmith Prize-winning investigation on the NYPD’s
surveillance of Muslims, which you can read here.
Have suggestions for future episodes or ideas on how we can
improve this podcast? Email us at [email protected].
And keep sending us your favorite
watchdog stories by tweeting a link with the hashtag #MuckReads.
