How do you transform a deeply reported investigation into a compelling, coherent narrative that sings on multiple platforms? The Boston Globe’s Spotlight Team is doing just that. A year after their award-winning series, Murder in Boston, the Globe just launched a Spotlight podcast franchise. Hear from Globe Head of Audio Kristin Nelson, Spotlight Editor Brendan McCarthy, and reporter Dugan Arnett detail ‘Snitch City,’ the new investigative series that pulls back the curtain on police misconduct and confidential informants.
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