Selected media coverage of my work
Reality TV:
- “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:
- “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:
- “NJ Cities Pass Paid Sick-Leave Laws…,” Wall Street Journal (4.15.15)
