Ryan Morden
Reporter, WRVOInnovation Trail alumnus Ryan Morden is originally from Seattle. He graduated from the University of Washington with a bachelor's in journalism, minoring in political science and Scandinavian studies. Morden was Morning Edition producer and reporter at WRVO before moving over to the Innovation Trail project. Before landing at WRVO, Morden covered the Washington State legislature as a correspondent for Northwest News Network (N3), a group of nine NPR affiliates in the northwest.
Prior to his work at N3, Morden worked as an assistant morning news editor at KIRO radio, a commercial news/talk station in Seattle. He also produced talk shows for CBS Radio commentators Dave Ross and Ron Reagan.
Morden enjoys government and politics, reading non-fiction and literature from the edges, baseball, road trips, brew pubs, road races and catching up on TV shows online. He currently serves as a freelancer, covering congressional issues.
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http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wxxi/local-wxxi-939464.mp3Update: Congresswoman Louise Slaughter (D-NY) has announced that New York is…
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The first act in giving a former General Motors site in Massena, N.Y. new life is expected to begin next month.It’s no easy task. The former GM Powertrain… -
Syracuse University's Biomaterials Institute (SBI) used to be something of a drifter. Spread out across multiple campuses, it was homeless. Today that… -
Congress is finishing up its so-called lame duck session. While items like the repeal of “Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell,” renewing the Bush tax cuts, and food… -
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Politicians say technology and green jobs will revitalize the upstate economy, but is that really happening? We’ll try and find the evidence when WRVO’s…
