Greta Rainbow writes about cemeteries, old MTV shows, digital ephemerality, cringe, Depop, kissing, Catholics, street sounds, translation, matchbooks, radio stations ...





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selected fact-checking


He was my high school journalism teacher. Then I investigated his relationships with teenage girls. / Business Insider
Inside Sam Altman’s world / Business Insider 
LoveShackFancy built a pretty, skinny, rich-girl dreamworld / Business Insider
Ethel Cain Is Still Searching For Herself / Nylon
American Girl Founder Pleasant Rowland’s Controversy / Bustle
Glossier’s Emily Weiss: Last Girlboss Standing / Bustle
The Many Faces of Scooter Braun / Insider
Conflicted Congress, revealing lawmakers’ conflicts-of-interest / Business Insider
Rebekah Neumann Fueled WeWork's Collapse / Bustle

Family Ghosts, a documentary-style storytelling podcast

On the Media, WNYC’s investigation into how the media shapes our worldview


other projects 


The Open Ears Project / WQXR and New York Public Radio
Greta was the digital content producer for the Webby-nominated daily podcast, newsletter, and listening initiative

School Schmool / Quebec Public Interest Research Group
Greta was the co-coordinator and layout designer of the radical student planner and resource guide

All Things McGill / CKUT 90.3
Greta was the host, producer and editor of the weekly show of interviews, music, and news bulletins about the obscure corners of McGill University

The Fine Print Magazine
Greta was an assistant editor and contributing writer to the Montreal-based art, fashion, and ideas publication. She interviewed artists like Tomás Saraceno and Brad Phillips, and edited features like “The Artist and the Subject: Discussing Women’s Place in Art.”