(huh-lih-see-yuh) | she/her | Little bit of art, little bit of journalism. Currently the rundown producer for @npratc. From Montana w a sprinkle of SF Bay Area.
Bigfork, MT
Joined June 2009
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Halisia Hubbard retweeted
NPR's analytics show that less than 2% of our traffic comes from Twitter. It's not a surprise to people who work in media, but even before the labeling saga, there was a pretty strong business case that the game wasn't worth the candle
I’m working on an NPR story today about what the holidays mean for those with long Covid.
Pls pass this along to anyone you know with long haulers who might be interested in talking! We can message/email/chat to meet your/their energy needs.
Halisia Hubbard retweeted
Missoula rent prices have “only” risen 8.6% this year, compared to 15.79% last year. Interest rates have added $600-$700 to the cost of a mortgage. Graph below is nightmare fuel for renters trying to get ahead missoulian.com/news/local/re…
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Thank you @Halisia for this amazing MerMay article! I've loved NPR my whole life so being included was such a dream come true for me. #mermay2022
npr.org/2022/05/30/110088548…
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A Missoula restaurant worker says the “Yellowstone” show crew ordered 100 sandwiches but couldn’t tip “for tax reasons”
Nothing like coming down the subway stairs RIGHT as your train arrives at the station 😅... on the other platform side 🫠
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Starting working now on excellent comedy tweets for when the clocks go forward on March 13
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Parents, tell us: now that kids aged 5-11 can get vaccinated as soon as next week, are you planning on it?
Fill out this form and a producer may be in contact with you:
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Happy Friday. Would urge you to read this story about absolute mayhem on NYE 2000 in Whitefish, MT:
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A record 4.3 million workers in America quit their jobs in August -- even though wages are going up, and businesses are hungry to hire more people. If you're among those 4.3 million people, we want to hear your story. Why did you quit? And what’s next?
Our DMs are open.
I want to watch Ted Lasso but I’m too stressed out by how every time I see Jason Sudeikis I think abt what if my ex were dating Harry Styles
In the mid ‘00s, our nation watched Extreme Home Makeover and Ty Pennington was just a normal guy to us