Scott Lewis is the CEO of nonprofit news organization Voice of San Diego; he also hosts a weekly radio show and writes a column for San Diego Magazine. Before participating in a panel on vigilance in the post-newspaper age, he sat down in the green room to talk about being a conflicted NFL fan, why he quotes from City Slickers more often than any other film, and perfecting the art of dropping the f-bomb on Twitter.
UC San Diego political scientist Samuel L. Popkin is the author of The Candidate: What it Takes to Win—and Hold—the White House, for which he studied not the winners but the …
Bernardo Ruiz is the director of Reportero, a documentary about the Tijuana newsweekly Zeta that debuted on PBS. Before participating in a panel on vigilance and democracy in the post-newspaper age, he …
Campaign finance expert Richard L. Hasen is author of The Voting Wars: From Florida 2000 to the Next Election Meltdown, writer of the Election Law Blog, and a professor of law …
Political analyst Michael Barone is coauthor of The Almanac of American Politics. Before participating in a panel on the relationship between diversity and democracy in America, he revealed in the …
Sociologist Jennifer Lee studies immigration and race at University of California, Irvine. Before participating in a panel on diversity and democracy, she sat down in the Zócalo green room to …
