Ever been punched by a rock star? Journalist Greg Barr has—backstage, no less. In this episode of Off Deadline, the Phoenix Business Journal Editor-in-Chief shares two of the wildest stories of his career:
🎸 The time a chart-topping artist physically attacked him after a review.
⚖️ A shocking legal case involving a Black attorney defending a Ku Klux Klan leader—for free.
We explore:
- The wild side of music journalism
- Ethics in the justice system
- The stories reporters never forget
🎧 Off Deadline is the journalism podcast that takes you beyond the bylines—unfiltered, personal, unforgettable.
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