Growing up, I had a voracious appetite for books. My study of literature and philosophy in college only fed that hunger. I loved to study others’ ideas and thoughts on the human condition as much as I loved reading stories about how other people lived it.
After a few career detours, I realized that, more than anything, I just wanted to tell great stories...
of resiliency in the face of tragedy...
of fighting injustice...
and of holding others accountable.
Data shows lawmakers hiked tuition faster than schools 
I came to understand that online I could do more than show and tell.
I could allow people to listen to and watch
...and interact with the story as part an immersive experience.
No-vaccine trend worries doctors 
I could take big data and put a human face to the numbers unconstrained by columns and inches.
