Michael Falero
Reporting FellowMichael Falero is a radio reporter, currently covering voting and the 2020 election. He previously covered environment and energy for WFAE. Before joining WFAE in 2019, Michael worked as a producer for a number of local news podcasts based in Charlotte and Boston. He's a graduate of the Transom Story Workshop intensive on Cape Cod and UNC Chapel Hill.
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He joins us from Los Angeles for some October surprises. -
New reporting from NPR shines a light on what the company knows about the effects of its platform on users. -
What does it mean that our world more and more bears resemblance to works of apocalyptic fiction? -
Is there something in the garden that needs saving before it goes bad? We got you. -
We explore why work has turned into a grind for so many Americans. -
What if that violence happened in a future American election? -
He says reporting from China has become increasingly difficult. -
Both the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates, and their vice-presidential picks, are talking about it on the stump. -
Critics worry they could be used as reasons for board members to vote not to certify election results. -
For some voters, it's not just the presidency that's on the ballot this year.
