1. Patt Morrison: A Look into her Posts in November of 2015
Reporter and columnist for the Los Angeles Times – winner of 2 Pulitzer prizes for her work with the paper
A Look into her Posts in November of 2015

2. Background Morrison was born in 1952. She’s from Utica, Ohio.
She graduated from Occidental College in 1974.
Not only does she work as a columnist for the Los Angeles Times, but also the KPCC radio host.
She’s “a regular commentator on National Public Radio's ‘Morning Edition.’”
Morrison has also published a bestselling book on the Los Angeles River.
She’s famous for her hats; she always is seen wearing a hat coordinated with her outfit.
She even has a vegetarian hotdog named after her!

3. Her Specialty:
Like I said previously, Morrison’s work can be found in numerous places, including in the Los Angeles Times, multiple radio stations, television shows, and even in libraries! She works as both a columnist and a reporter for the LA Times, and is a talk show host for many radio stations, including the Southern California Public Radio (89.3 KPCC). At one point in her career, she had her own television show.

4. Topics from November
Throughout this month, Patt Morrison has a covered a myriad of topics, ranging from Orca whales protection to prostitution. The ones that I covered include the following: helicopter parenting, Orca protection, and prostitution. Each of them were interviews with experts: the helicopter parenting one with Julie Lythcott-Haims, the Orca protection one with Dayna Bochco, and Melissa Farley for the prostitution one.

5. Political Affiliation
Patt Morrison’s political affiliation seems to be fairly centered, however, slightly left-leaning. This conclusion can be drawn based on the topics that she reports on, animal rights and fighting prostitution just to name a few. However, she addresses multiple perspectives in her articles about her topics, which also happens to be a clever writing tactic.

6. Patt Morrison: Definitely a Reputable Source
Although Morrison’s recent posts have been transcribed reports, she always asks questions that take into account a conflicting opinion. This makes her work especially credible, because she ensures that the interviewee always addresses a counter argument.
Morrison also has pre-established credibility, due to her extensive background in journalism, and numerous award-winning pieces.

7. Which Posts Did I Blog About? Check out the links below to find out!
/november-pundit-post-1/
/november-pundit-post-2/
/november-pundit-post-3/

8. Extra Sources: http://www.scpr.org/about/people/staff/patt-morrison