When road construction took over his neighborhood, Yoni Greenbaum realized he had no idea where to find reliable, up-to-date information. That question led to a deeper one: If the news doesn’t cover the basics of civic life, do we still have local news?In this episode, Yoni explores the difference between a news desert and a news drought—and why even “well-served” communities can fall through the cracks.Expect:Original data on how often Philly TV stations cover suburban communitiesA breakdown of why most coverage is driven by fires, crime, or conflictA closer look at what’s missing when everyday life goes underreportedIf you’ve ever wondered who decides what’s news—or felt the consequences when no one’s covering what matters—this episode is for you.🎧 Tune in for a practical, personal look at what happens when the news stops showing up.Graphic Mentioned:Total Mentions by CommunityTotal Mentions by News NetworkIf you found this analysis valuable, consider supporting the work behind Backstory & Strategy. Your contribution helps keep this content independent and accessible to all. It’s a simple way to say thanks—and to ensure more thoughtful, in-depth content in the future. Click ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to show your support.

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