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27:35Now PlayingWhat does it mean for a news story to matter? To have impact on YOU, the audience? Does it have to be about a person who has been wronged? An institution caught in a cover up? Do you need to feel like it could affect your life personally? Audie wrestled these questions while serving as judge for this year’s Livingston Awards, which recognize impactful journalism by reporters under the age of 35. She calls up this year’s winnersAllison Behringer () and Lila Hassan () , for their work covering medical mysteries for the Bodies podcast, and Samantha Hogan () for her deep dive into probate and guardianship in Maine.
You can check out more of their award-winning reporting below:
Early Birds () episode of Bodies
The Fight for Abortion Training () episode of Bodies
Calls to overhaul Maine probate courts have stalled for half a century. The most vulnerable people may be at risk () by Samantha Hogan
Eight deaths raise questions about oversight of Maine’s public guardianships () by Samantha Hogan
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