Media Coverage

Interviews with me and selected media coverage of my work

Reality TV:

“‘F-Boy Island,’ “Ex-Rated,’ and the Rise of Risque Reality TV” The Wall Street Journal (8.6.21)
“TLC Has Canceled the Duggars Again…” The Washington Post (7.30.21)
“Can Reality Shows Help Lead the Way for Inclusivity?” BBC (1.15.21)
“Why No Sex Is the New Sex on Reality TV,” Rolling Stone (5.12.20)
“The Biggest Loser Gets a Makeover…,” The Washington Post (12.13.19)
“Do Trump Impeachment Hearings Need Boffo Ratings…,” The Philadelphia Inquirer (11.12.19)
“How MTV’s Are You the One? Is Changing Dating Shows,” Rolling Stone (8.30.19)
“How Reality TV Took Over Politics,” CNN (7.12.18)
“What Reality TV Taught Trump, According to Professors Who Study It,” The Chronicle of Higher Education (2.15.17)

Commuter Spouses:

“The End of Long-Distance Relationships,” Axios (7.27.21)
“Married, but Living Far Apart,” The New York Times (5.16.20)
“Living Apart for Work,” Harvard Business Review (9.19)
“PAWcast: Sociologist Danielle Lindemann ’02 on Commuter Spouses,” Princeton Alumni Weekly (7.3.19)
“Do Long-Distance Relationships Work?,” The Atlantic (5.14.19)
“The Surprisingly Strong Relationships of Commuter Couples,” BBC Capital (4.15.19)
“Commuter Spouses,” Inside Higher Ed (3.29.19)
“The Long-Distance Marriage That’s Built to Last,” The Wall Street Journal (8.14.18)
“The Rise of Long-Distance Marriage,” The Economist (12.19.17)
“Are Commuter Marriages Healthy?” U.S. News & World Report (6.15.17)

Artistic Careers:

“Like Pretty Much Every Industry, Music Has a Huge Gender Wage Gap…,” The Washington Post (7.13.18)
“The Mistake of Seeing only Some Jobs as Creative,” Quartz (10.31.17)
“Teaching Newsletter: How Useful Is Creativity?” Chronicle of Higher Education (10.12.17)
“The Gender Wage Gap in the Arts,” National Public Radio’s Morning Edition (12.7.16)
“A Field Where Working Moms Aren’t Punished,” The Atlantic (7.33.16)
“Women in the Arts Get Paid Less Too,” Pacific Standard (11.15.16)

Earned Sick Days in the Workplace: