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✍️ TWJN Pro 175: Pitch Calls, Writing Opportunities, Media Jobs
The Fuller Project, Balls & Strikes, Art UK, The Cut ✨📝 📬
Akhil Chauhan
August 04, 2026
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Happy Tuesday to all you writers & creatives 👋
This issue has pitch calls, writing opportunities, and media jobs from The Fuller Project, Balls & Strikes, Art UK, ABC News, The Cut, amika, The New York Times, Who What Wear and tons more.
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1️⃣ Calls to Pitch
($5,000) Things That Go Boom | Things That Go Boom, from PRX and Inkstick Media, is accepting original audio documentary pitches from experienced audio creators for an upcoming season focused on nuclear security. They're looking for narrative-driven, character-rich stories about communities near nuclear weapons sites, workers in the nuclear industry, environmental contamination, secrecy and whistleblowers, local debates over modernization or waste storage, and the intersection of nuclear issues with Indigenous rights, labor, climate, or public health. Pay is a flat $5,000 USD. More details in the full pitch call.