Draft:Doug Gordon
Writer, producer, and podcaster
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Doug Gordon is a writer,[1] media producer, public speaker,[2][3] and podcaster who co-hosts The War on Cars[4] with Sarah Goodyear. Gordon, Goodyear, and Aaron Naparstek wrote Life After Cars, a book that explores the effects of car dependency. He has written for Streetsblog since 2010[5] and has had pieces published by The Guardian,[6] The New Republic,[7] Salon.com,[8] Curbed, Jalopnik,[9] and The New York Daily News.[10] He has worked as a TV writer and producer for multiple channels and shows including PBS,[11] The UnXplained, Ancient Aliens, The Curse of Oak Island, Mysteries at the Museum, and Mysteries at the Monument.
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Doug Gordon | |
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| Occupations | Writer, multimedia producer, public speaker, and podcaster |
| Notable work | The War on Cars, Life After Cars |
| Website | https://www.brooklynspokemedia.com/ |
Personal life
He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two children. He is involved in advocacy for the Safe streets movement and New York's Leading pedestrian interval bill.[12]