Tabitha Soren

Tabitha Soren

visual artist and former MTV news correspondent

A fine art photographer and former reporter.

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Paramount announced last week that it would cut MTV News due to budget concerns. Former correspondent Tabitha Soren talks about the program’s 36-year legacy.

RIP MTV News, once the go-to source for young people

Paramount announced last week that it would cut MTV News due to budget concerns. Former correspondent Tabitha Soren talks about the program’s 36-year legacy.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

In 2002, photographer Tabitha Soren found 21 men who were on the brink of becoming professional athletes. They were members of Oakland A’s draft class.

‘Fantasy Life’ chronicles dreams and downfalls of baseball players

In 2002, photographer Tabitha Soren found 21 men who were on the brink of becoming professional athletes. They were members of Oakland A’s draft class.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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