Episode 9: Amanda Heckert: Amanda Heckert is the best kind of editor. She’s got an eclectic background, she’s curious, and she loves reading, which is good since she’s the editor-in-chief at Indianapolis Monthly. She stopped by the podcast to talk about the long, weird, and winding road that brought her into publishing, her love of reading, the amazing stories she’s worked on at the magazine, and the South.
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