Episode 419: Reggie Ugwu
Reggie Ugwu is an arts reporter for The New York Times.\n\n\u201cI find that even though I talk to celebrities or popular artists, I\u2019m not all that interested in celebrity. I\u2019m pretty uninterested in celebrity. But I\u2019m really interested in creativity.\u201d\n\nThanks to Mailchimp for sponsoring this week's episode.\n\nShow notes:\n\n@uugwuu\nUgwu on Longform\nUgwu's New York Times archive\n10:00 The Quake (Martin Smith and Marcela Gaviria \u2022 Frontline \u2022 Mar 2010)\n12:00 "Inside The Playlist Factory" (Buzzfeed \u2022 Jul 2016)\n12:00 stereogum.com\n17:00 "A Song No One Remembered. A Podcast That\u2019s Hard to Forget." (New York Times \u2022 Mar 2020)\n18:00 "'Song Exploder' and the Inexhaustible Hustle of Hrishikesh Hirway" (New York Times \u2022 Nov 2020)\n22:00 "Francis and the Lights, Pop Star Interrupted" (New York Times \u2022 Mar 2020)\n27:00 "'Black Panther' Star Chadwick Boseman Dies of Cancer at 43" (New York Times \u2022 Aug 2020)\n27:00 "Overlooked No More: Robert Johnson, Bluesman Whose Life Was a Riddle" (New York Times \u2022 Sept 2019)\n28:00 "How Chadwick Boseman Embodies Black Male Dignity" (New York Times \u2022 Jan 2019)\n30:00 "Why Are There So Few Black Directors in the Criterion Collection?" (Kyle Buchanan and Reggie Ugwu \u2022 New York Times \u2022 Aug 2020)\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices