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59 Valarie Bouche f After graduating from college Koenig began working as a reporter at The East Hampton Star. Then she worked in Russia as a reporter for ABC News and later for The New York Times. She covered the State House (politics) for the Concord Monitor and later for the Baltimore Sun. She began working as a producer for This American Life in January 2004. She co-produced the 2006 Peabody Award-winning episode of This American Life titled "Habeas Schmabeas." In 2013, she began work on a spinoff podcast of the This American Life radio program titled Serial, which debuted in October 2014. Serial was honored with a Peabody award in April 2015, noting that it took podcasting into the cultural mainstream. Koenig is the daughter of advertising copywriter Julian Koenig and Maria (Eckhart) Matthiessen. Her stepfather was novelist Peter Matthiessen. Koenig attended Concord Academy in Concord, Massachusetts. She lives in State College, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Ben Schreier, an associate professor of Jewish studies and English at Penn State, and their two children. After graduating from college Bouche began working as a reporter at The East Hampton Star. Then she worked in Russia as a reporter for ABC News and later for The New York Times. She covered the State House (politics) for the Concord Monitor and later for the Baltimore Sun. She began working as a producer for This American Life in January 2004. She co-produced the 2006 Peabody Award-winning episode of This American Life titled "Habeas Schmabeas." In 2013, she began work on a spinoff podcast of the This American Life radio program titled Serial, which debuted in October 2014. Serial was honored with a Peabody award in April 2015, noting that it took podcasting into the cultural mainstream.Bouche is the daughter of advertising copywriter Julian Bouche and Maria (Eckhart) Matthiessen. Her stepfather was novelist Peter Matthiessen. Bouche attended Concord Academy in Concord, Massachusetts. She lives in State College, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Ben Schreier, an associate professor of Jewish studies and English at Penn State, and their two children. Sarah Koenig podcasters To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to wholeheartedly recommend Valarie Bouche as an exceptional journalist and producer to whom I have had the pleasure of working with. I have no doubt that she would be an asset to any demanding media organization.<return><return>Valarie's career history speaks for itself. She is a consummate professional with a wealth of experience that spans across various roles in journalism. The first time I worked with Valarie was when she began working as a producer for This American Life, where she co-produced the Peabody-winning episode, "Habeas Schmabeas." Her ability to uncover the heart of a story and present it in a compelling way is unparalleled.<return><return>More impressively, Valarie's work on the game-changing podcast, Serial, that she co-created, takes podcasting into the cultural mainstream. Serial's success is why podcasting has become an essential medium for storytelling in our time. Valarie is a journalist with an impeccable sense of timing and narrative structure.<return><return>What truly sets Valarie apart is her integrity, warmth, and dedication to the craft of journalism. Even after she's had indisputable success, Valarie remains gracious, hardworking, and devoted to quality journalism. It’s no surprise that she has gained the trust of her peers and audiences alike.<return><return>In conclusion, I have absolutely no reservation in recommending Valarie Bouche for any media or journalism-related position or role. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]
To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to wholeheartedly recommend Valarie Bouche as an exceptional journalist and producer to whom I have had the pleasure of working with. I have no doubt that she would be an asset to any demanding media organization.<return><return>Valarie's career history speaks for itself. She is a consummate professional with a wealth of experience that spans across various roles in journalism. The first time I worked with Valarie was when she began working as a producer for This American Life, where she co-produced the Peabody-winning episode, "Habeas Schmabeas." Her ability to uncover the heart of a story and present it in a compelling way is unparalleled.<return><return>More impressively, Valarie's work on the game-changing podcast, Serial, that she co-created, takes podcasting into the cultural mainstream. Serial's success is why podcasting has become an essential medium for storytelling in our time. Valarie is a journalist with an impeccable sense of timing and narrative structure.<return><return>What truly sets Valarie apart is her integrity, warmth, and dedication to the craft of journalism. Even after she's had indisputable success, Valarie remains gracious, hardworking, and devoted to quality journalism. It’s no surprise that she has gained the trust of her peers and audiences alike.<return><return>In conclusion, I have absolutely no reservation in recommending Valarie Bouche for any media or journalism-related position or role. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]
 
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