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Dean Olsher
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Dean Olsher

Dean Olsher has been a broadcaster for more than thirty years, most of which he has spent in public radio. He was an arts and culture correspondent for NPR News as well as the creator and host of The Next Big Thing, a popular national show. Olsher is currently a visiting professor at New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute.

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From Square One will be released on September 10, 2011 in Trade Paperback
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Melbourne Age, November 17, 2012
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Canberra Times, November 10, 2012
...be sorely disappointed when they meet me.'' To Google can also be to create expectation. A friend of Dean Olsher, a public-radio host, wanted to set him up on a date with one of Mark Morris' dancers this year. Olsher promptly went online and started...
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Melbourne Age, November 9, 2012
...be sorely disappointed when they meet me.'' To Google can also be to create expectation. A friend of Dean Olsher, a public-radio host, wanted to set him up on a date with one of Mark Morris' dancers this year. Olsher promptly went online and started...
Background checks and personal ethics in the age of Google
SiliconValley.com, November 1, 2012
...the English alphabet for my name." Indeed, to Google is often to create expectation. A friend of Dean Olsher, a public-radio host and a musician, wanted to set him up on a date with one of Mark Morris' dancers this year. Olsher promptly went online and...
Background checks and personal ethics in the age of Google
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, November 1, 2012
...the English alphabet for my name." Indeed, to Google is often to create expectation. A friend of Dean Olsher, a public-radio host and a musician, wanted to set him up on a date with one of Mark Morris' dancers this year. Olsher promptly went online and...
Background checks and personal ethics in the age of Google
Contra Costa Times, November 1, 2012
...the English alphabet for my name." Indeed, to Google is often to create expectation. A friend of Dean Olsher, a public-radio host and a musician, wanted to set him up on a date with one of Mark Morris' dancers this year. Olsher promptly went online and...
Background checks and personal ethics in the age of Google
Inside Bay Area, November 1, 2012
...the English alphabet for my name." Indeed, to Google is often to create expectation. A friend of Dean Olsher, a public-radio host and a musician, wanted to set him up on a date with one of Mark Morris' dancers this year. Olsher promptly went online and...