Sam Dingman
Hudson/Catskill Bureau ChiefSam Dingman is WAMC’s Hudson/Catskill Bureau Chief. Previously, he was co-host and reporter at “The Show” on KJZZ, Phoenix’s NPR station. Prior to KJZZ, Dingman was the creator and host of the acclaimed podcast “Family Ghosts,” which has been hailed as a critic’s choice by NPR, the LA Times and the New York Times. Dingman also co-hosted the BlueWire original series “The Rumor,” which was featured in the Washington Post and New York Magazine, and was a Webby honoree for Best Podcast Writing. He was story editor for Lemonada Media’s Signal Award-winning series “Pack One Bag,” writer and showrunner for John Stamos’s Webby-winning podcast “The Grand Scheme: Snatching Sinatra,” editor of Karina Longworth’s “You Must Remember This,” and a producer for WNYC’s Peabody-winning “On the Media.” He is a four-time winner of the Moth Grand and Story Slams, and has created, written, hosted, produced and edited podcasts for The Atlantic, Audible Originals, Gilded Audio, Gimlet Media, Lincoln Center, Panoply Media, Paramount Pictures, Pushkin Industries, Spotify, Slate, Stitcher, and Wondery.
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The swimming hole is carved into an old rock quarry. -
Early wrote, directed and stars in the film, which tells the story of an aspiring food influencer with an eating disorder. "Maddie's Secret" will screen in Catskill this weekend, with Early on hand for a Q&A. -
Employees at the hospital say its plan to re-classify as a "critical access hospital" will threaten vital services. -
The future of the legendary Midnight Ramble concert series at Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock is uncertain after a leadership shake-up. -
Todd Hilgendorff previously led Greenville Central School District out of a Targeted Support and Improvement designation. He hopes to do the same in Hudson. -
Previous accounts had suggested the college planned to gift Botstein a residence on campus. -
The College's Buildings and Grounds and Environmental Services teams are asking the college for higher wages and more staffing as the school expands its real estate holdings. -
Greene County Pride was co-founded by three friends in Catskill. -
The co-founders of Twin Ponds aren’t trying to start a spiritual revolution - they just want an affordable place to retire. But after five years and hundreds of thousands of dollars, they haven’t gotten very far. -
As the college tries to move past the controversies surrounding Botstein's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the nature of the former president's ongoing relationship with Bard is unclear.
