Three-time Pulitzer prizewinner Walt Bogdanich may be America’s best investigative journalist.
His keen abilities to find a story, follow it with deep dive detective work and turn it into elegant, page turning prose have consistently characterized his over 40-year career at The Wall Street Journal, 60 Minutes, ABC News and the New York Times.
For risky reporting on medical malfeasance, tobacco industry cover-ups, scandal on railroad tracks and racetracks and so much more, he has been recognized by every award-granting body in journalism.
Right now investigative reporting is front and center, driving politics, policy and contentious debate; it couldn’t be a better time to hear from a master of the form.
Wednesday, May 9 at 12:30 p.m., Veatch House, Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 48 Shelter Rock Road, Manhasset.
Admission is free, refreshments are provided, all are welcome.
Coming up: In June: our paid-up membership luncheon. For more check out our website: www.reachout-america.com. (Questions? Go to the contact page).
