Shaun Raviv

Shaun Raviv is a longform print and audio journalist based in Atlanta. He has written feature stories for Wired, The Washington Post, Smithsonian, The Intercept, The Ringer, and many other publications. He’s covered a wide range of topics, from American war crimes in Vietnam, to the blurry ethics of genetic diseases and patient privacy, to a series of murders in Eswatini, to the history of facial recognition technology. He has also written dozens of podcast episodes, and created the series Noble, which The New Yorker named the best podcast of 2024. He was a 2026 Nieman Fellow at Harvard University.