Inside the iHeart unionization effort

Jamie Loftus gives us the scoop

But first, some audio storytelling stuff—I couldn’t resist!

JL: Freedom! I gravitate toward mediums where you can get away with doing the most high concept, weird shit on the lowest budget possible — podcasting, one-person shows, and working in animation are the places I’ve kind of settled for the moment.

JL: Definitely the last one, haha — I feel like it always shows when someone isn’t passionate about what they’re talking about. You can truly hear it in their voices. I tend to skew toward topics that everyone’s familiar with, usually have a pretty strong opinion on, but no one actually knows that much about if pressed for more information. Mensa, Lolita, and Cathy comics are really different topics that all meet that description, and so is the book I’m working on about hot dogs. All Americana is cursed, and I guess it’s my life’s mission to see how many ways I can show that? I take that back, maybe.

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