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Documentary explores Amy Goodman's investigative journalism career

A new documentary by Carl Deal and Tia Lessin, "Steal This Story, Please!", profiles the life and work of campaigning journalist Amy Goodman, known for her radio show Democracy Now!.

  • The documentary "Steal This Story, Please!" focuses on Amy Goodman, host of the listener-funded radio show Democracy Now!.
  • Goodman's career includes on-the-spot reporting of the 1991 East Timor massacre and a scoop at Chevron's Nigerian headquarters.
  • Democracy Now! has been on air since 1996 and relies on listener, viewer, and reader funding.

A new documentary from Carl Deal and Tia Lessin, titled "Steal This Story, Please!", offers a portrait of campaigning journalist Amy Goodman. Goodman, known for her listener-funded syndicated radio show Democracy Now!, has been on air since 1996.

The film highlights key moments in Goodman's career, including her on-the-spot reports from the 1991 East Timor massacre, where she was reportedly beaten. Another notable instance involved her confronting a Chevron press officer in Nigeria, who confirmed the company's logistical support for the military against Ogoni protests.

The documentary also recounts a half-hour phone call with Bill Clinton on US election day in November 2000, during which he was reportedly irritated by Goodman's questioning.

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