Conversationalist 1<\/strong>:\u00a0\u00a0Sally James<\/span><\/p>\n Conversationalist 2: <\/strong>Peter Andrew Hart<\/span><\/p>\n The snowboarder and the geek talked about VO2 and why at altitude some people can get by with less oxygen and others falter. They talked<\/p>\n about the 1986 Volvo station wagon and its cultural import in the Northwest. They agreed on this -they both like reading long-form<\/p>\n journalism, and they both like complicated ideas that frequently can’t be communicated on a cell phone.<\/p>\n Andrew: I think anything is possible. I’m tired of peope who jump to the conclusion (about death of traditional journalism) that the replacement is going to be all isolating… I don’t buy that. The structures and models are changing and will require innovation. ..But we are shifting the discussion to what is helping the audience react and engage with ideas in a more intimate way. There will be more doors to a 2-way conversation.<\/p>\n Sally: I want more places to sell stories about antigens on cancer cells. The public does not know it, but what is going<\/p>\n on in the laboratories of South Lake Union matters politically, culturally as well as scientifically.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Submitted by jamesian on Sat, 01\/02\/2010 – 1:18pm Session Reporter: Sally James Conversationalist 1:\u00a0\u00a0Sally James Conversationalist 2: Peter Andrew Hart The snowboarder and the geek talked about VO2 and why at altitude some people can get by with less oxygen … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/journalismthatmatters.org\/jtmpnw\/files\/2010\/12\/Andrew-and-Sally.jpg\" "\\"Andrew")
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