David Greene (journalist)

David Greene (born April 9, 1976)[1] is an American journalist who works for the radio broadcasting company NPR, and is one of the co-hosts of Morning Edition.[2][3]

Early life

Greene is the son of Douglas A. Greene and the late Terry Rockmaker Greene. He spent his youth in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he lived in the Shadyside neighborhood and attended Fanny Edel Falk Laboratory School through the fifth grade. In 1986, he moved with his family to Murray, Kentucky, where he attended Murray Middle School for two years.[3][4] He graduated from J. P. McCaskey High School in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1994.[5] His first "radio" show was doing the morning announcements at his high school.[6]

Career

After graduating from Harvard University (where he was an editor of the Harvard Crimson) with a degree in government in 1998, Greene became a reporter for the Baltimore Sun. Among other assignments, including an early stint in local reporting, he covered the White House for George W. Bush's first term.

In 2005, Greene joined NPR and continued to cover the Bush White House. From 2010-12, he was a foreign correspondent for NPR based in Moscow, and in 2012 joined Morning Edition.[2][7] His reporting from Moscow, including a return in 2013 to travel the Trans-Siberian Railway, led to his first book, Midnight in Siberia in 2014.[8][9]

In 2011, Greene received the Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize for his work in Tripoli during the Arab Spring.[10]

Personal life

Greene's mother was an associate professor of psychology at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania for 17 years, and died in 2006. David Greene received an honorary doctorate from the college in 2008, where he spoke at the college's commencement and celebrated his mother's life and career.[5][11]

Greene is married to Rose Previte, who grew up in Ada, Ohio. They married in 2007.[10][12][13] In 2014, she opened the "Compass Rose" restaurant in Washington, D.C., where they live.[14][15]

gollark: Oh, right, I added myself to announcements permissions as it was a temporary jokey lyricthing™.
gollark: What did I do at this time?
gollark: What was that?
gollark: It's a real apioform type.
gollark: I've never banned someone over indexing, indentation, irrelevance or iridiapioforms.

References
  1. Reference to 40th birthday, twitter, com, Retrieved 3 November 2017 (actual date of April 9 is public record)
  2. "David Greene". NPR. Retrieved 23 November 2016.
  3. Sciullo, Maria (16 December 2002). "Person of interest: David Greene, National Public Radio host". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Retrieved 23 November 2016.
  4. (12 February 2013). MHS Speech Team Hosts Evening with NPR David Greene, Murray ISD, Retrieved 3 November 2017
  5. Wolf, Paula (18 May 2008). Never forget the people around you, LNP
  6. Wallace, Brian (27 January 2012). McCaskey grad makes waves at NPR, LNP
  7. Schoeniger, Jill Colford (8 May 2008). NPR’s David Greene to Deliver Commencement Address, Franklin & Marshall College News, Retrieved 3 November 2017
  8. Erickson, Amanda (5 November 2014). Midnight in Siberia (book review), Washington Post
  9. McCarthy, Andrew (5 December 2014). Travel: David Greene's 'Midnight in Siberia,' and More, The New York Times
  10. Lambert, Tim (23 February 2012). David Greene, from Central PA to NPR, WITF
  11. (30 April 2006). Terry Greene - Obituary, LNP
  12. (16 September 2007). Rose Previte, David Greene (wedding), The New York Times
  13. Greene, David (30 April 2015). , Food & Wine
  14. Rojas, Warren (17 April 2017). Compass Rose Crew Exploring New Regions with Maydan, Eater
  15. Spiegel, Anna (22 April 2014). 5 Things to Look For at Compass Rose Bar & Kitchen (Photos and Menu), Washingtonian
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