Rosalie Atkinson started at KCRW producing for Good Food with Evan Kleiman. She went on to produce with Left, Right and Center, All the President's Lawyers, and now Press Play. Before KCRW, Rosalie worked on KPCC's Off-Ramp and The Frame. Her career as a journalist began in the Bay Area, where she reported for KPFA's The Pacifica Evening News and produced KALW's Your Call.
Contact: rosalie.atkinson@kcrw.org
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