Susie Cagle

journalist and illustrator

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Susie Cagle on KCRW

Coronavirus among farmworkers is a threat to America’s food supply chain. Are these workers being protected?

US farmworkers’ safety during COVID-19, plus a new model for mental health treatment

Coronavirus among farmworkers is a threat to America’s food supply chain. Are these workers being protected?

from To the Point

Uber has almost single-handedly turned the taxi industry upside down. And that success has been attributed, at least in part, to breaking the rules.

The Start-Up That Followed the Rules (and Failed)

Uber has almost single-handedly turned the taxi industry upside down. And that success has been attributed, at least in part, to breaking the rules.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

The sharing economy keeps growing: AirBnB, Lyft… But is it just a way to hide the fact that our jobs just aren’t covering our basic needs?

Sharing Poverty

The sharing economy keeps growing: AirBnB, Lyft… But is it just a way to hide the fact that our jobs just aren’t covering our basic needs?

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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from Second Opinion

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from Second Opinion

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from KCRW Features

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from Left, Right & Center

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from Question Everything

Medical schools must address unprofessional behavior early, as student misconduct often predicts future disciplinary issues and patient harm.

from Second Opinion