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Just The Photographer with David Swanson

Just The Photographer with David Swanson

Auteur(s): David Swanson & Alan Katz
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For over 40 years, Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist David Swanson has covered war zones (from Bosnia to Afghanistan to Iraq), natural disasters (the 2010 Haiti Earthquake, Hurricane Katrina, the LA Fires) and even red carpets. But, while David's photos can tell you what it looked like standing where he stood in order to take those news photos, they can't tell you what it felt like standing there. Those are the stories this podcast will tell! Journalism doesn't get any more personal than this. Or more compelling.

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Alan Katz
Monde Politique Sciences sociales
Épisodes
  • S1E4 Battle Of Los Angeles
    Aug 22 2025

    THE BLURB: In June 2025, a war zone came to Los Angeles, the place David now calls home. Marines, ICE agents, LAPD and other law enforcement started grabbing people off LA's streets and the people of LA resisted and spoke up about it. What happens when your home town becomes a war zone and your job is covering it?


    SHOW NOTES:

    The journalist wounded on camera during the Battle Of LA is the US correspondent for Nine News Australia, Lauren Tomasi. The footage heard here is from their live coverage of the event. In the aftermath, Tomasi reported that she was sore but otherwise unharmed. The event was condemned by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who called the footage "horrific".


    You can find this episode’s photos - and lots more at our INSTAGRAM –

    @just_the_photographer_podcast

    https://www.instagram.com/just_the_photographer_podcast


    If you are enjoying “Just The Photographer with David Swanson”, please like us, rate us and leave a comment! That really does help a bigger audience find us! Better still, please recommend us to your friends! And check out the other podcasts in the COSTARD & TOUCHSTONE family at https://costardandtouchstone.com/



    If you enjoy this podcast, please check out the rest of Costard & Touchstone's growing stable of podcasts. You can find them here:

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    25 min
  • S1E3 When A War Comes To You
    Aug 15 2025

    THE BLURB: In his new book "UNREMITTING", former USA Today journalist and editorial page writer GREGG ZOROYA tells the story of The Battle of Ramadi - the battle where David got shot in the arm. In fact, David is one of the characters in Gregg's amazing book. What's especially ironic - because David and a German photographer were the only journalists covering the story in real time, David didn't know many of the details of the battle until he read Gregg's compelling, moment-to-moment account of it.



    SHOW NOTES

    Gregg Zoroya worked as a journalist with USA Today from 1998-2022, moving from human interest features and general assignment reporting to war coverage and finally to a beat assignment specially created for his talents that focused on the impact of combat on troops and their families. He completed his career with the paper as a member of the editorial board and an editorial writer.


    You can find Gregg Zoroya's's "UNREMITTING" at Amazon, Goodreads or Barnes & Noble. You can also find it at most independent book stores. Please support them!


    You can find this episode’s photos - and lots more at our INSTAGRAM –

    @just_the_photographer_podcast

    https://www.instagram.com/just_the_photographer_podcast


    If you are enjoying “Just The Photographer with David Swanson”, please like us, rate us and leave a comment! That really does help a bigger audience find us! Even better, please recommend us to your friends! And check out the other podcasts in the COSTARD & TOUCHSTONE family at https://costardandtouchstone.com/

    If you enjoy this podcast, please check out the rest of Costard & Touchstone's growing stable of podcasts. You can find them here:

    Costard & Touchstone Productions – Costard & Touchstone Productions – Great Podcasts, No Foolin'!


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    34 min
  • S1E2 In Country
    Aug 8 2025

    In this episode, David takes you "In Country" with him - right to the middle of war, chaos and danger. He shares the surprising joys and camaraderie that spring from war zones and the strangely disconnected experience of being shot in battle. In war zones, all normal rules of civility vanish. Normalcy itself vanishes. That's what makes being in country such an unpredictable, terrifying yet exhilarating experience.


    Show Notes

    Being “in country” means literally being there. In the middle of whatever you were assigned to cover.


    Since we’re talking about war zones (in this episode), we’re talking about how being in places where death happens all around you changes you.


    Here's a link to the book referenced regarding chickens, Delcorso's Gallery -

    https://www.fantasticfiction.com/c/philip-caputo/del-corso-s-gallery.htm


    You can find this episode’s photos ON INSTAGRAM –

    @just_the_photographer_podcast

    https://www.instagram.com/just_the_photographer_podcast


    If you are enjoying “Just The Photographer with David Swanson”, please like us, rate us and leave a comment! That really does help a bigger audience find us! Even better, please recommend us to your friends! And check out the other podcasts in the COSTARD & TOUCHSTONE family at https://costardandtouchstonecom.

    https://costardandtouchstone.com/


    If you enjoy this podcast, please check out the rest of Costard & Touchstone's growing stable of podcasts. You can find them here:

    Costard & Touchstone Productions – Costard & Touchstone Productions – Great Podcasts, No Foolin'!


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    29 min
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