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We Can't Print This, a Patreon by journalists Eden Dawn and Fiona McCann, reveals the untold stories behind the news. Their unique behind-the-scenes perspective and engaging writing style have attracted a growing community of 7 members, generating an estimated $79 in earnings since their launch in March 2023.
Latest Posts
15 posts
September Bonus Episode Drops Right on Time!
FreeOk fair, this is not the timeliest of bonuses but thank you for your patience, Patreoners. We were double podcasting the...
Festivalorama
FreeWhat a HOOT at Portland Book Festival this weekend. Thousands and thousands of readers showed up and milled around the...
Portland Book Festival
FreeNovember may in fact be the cruelest month (apologies to T.S. Eliot but like, he'd never been in Portland at that time o...
Slaying a Podcast
FreeWe had a delight of a night at Wildfang, launching our baby sidecast, all bedecked in the goods and grateful to everyone...
Spelunking in Family Secrets, with Rebecca Clarren
FreeJournalist, novelist and nonfiction writer Rebecca Clarren on diving into family history to find answers, empathy, and...
Brand New Audio Series!
FreeWe did it! We launched a WHOLE NOTHER podcast this week called Slaying a Drag-a-Thon, the true chaotic story of an attem...
On the page
FreeBest advice from one of the best editors ever. . .
I Think We Got Kendrick Lamar, with Mitchell S. Jackson
FreePulitzer Prize winner and brilliant storyteller Mitchell S. Jackson talks about profiling Kendrick Lamar while while gri...
Mothering
FreeWe're not crying, you're crying, ok we're all crying. Also laughing. Also crying. Listen to the entire episode here.
August Bonus Episode - It's Still Summer!
FreeOk fine, we're a tad late but we have plenty of good excuses and c'mon, it's still summer if you squint at it, right? An...
We're Back Baby!
FreeKicking off Season Two with the inimitable Cheryl Strayed. That's right, CHERYL STRAYED! Like, New York Times bestsellin...
Oh My July!
FreeUm, July kinda whizzed by us in a flurry of sequins (true story, and more of this anon). But here's a belated July bonus...
June Bonus Episode!
FreeIt’s Pride baby! We share some of our favorite queer writers this special month from Oscar Wilde to Meg Stalter. Of cour...
Baby's First Conference!
FreeWe are very excited to have signed up for our first podcast conference, which takes place in Denver in August. Our plan:...
Welcome We Can't Print This Patrons!
FreeWe are two journalists, editors, and longtime work wives—between us we have written for Reuters, The Times (London), the...
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- Launch Date:
- 2023-03-07
- Last Updated:
- 2 days ago
- Total Posts:
- 19
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- Total Comments:
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- Content Type:
- SFW
- Post Frequency:
- 0.7 posts/month
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About We Can't Print This
We Can't Print This is a Patreon by journalists Eden Dawn and Fiona McCann, offering exclusive insights into the world of news and writing. With a combined experience in journalism, editing, and writing, Eden and Fiona bring a unique perspective to their work, sharing the untold stories behind the headlines. Their Patreon, launched in March 2023, has already attracted a community of 7 members, generating an estimated $79 in earnings. The duo's behind-the-scenes access and engaging writing style have made them a popular choice for those seeking a deeper understanding of the news and the people who make it.