After thirty years of great stories for Westword, Michael Roberts is pushing away from the keyboard.
Serving as music editor was a pleasure. From day one , I was given incredible freedom to fill the section as I saw fit, and the attendant coverage overflowed with profiles of national artists coming to town and local talents contributing to the vibrant scene in greater Denver, critiques of concerts and recordings, sprawling columns that frequently broke convention, and more, more, more.
Change came in 1999, when I was asked to shift my focus. I could still contribute to the music and news sections , but my main charge would be a media column in which I would chronicle and explore the local broadcast and print industries. At the time, both the ran media columns, but their content was generally quite polite, in part because most area publications, radio and TV stations and so on had interlocking allegiances.
Numerically, the workload — much of it self-imposed — appeared to be lighter, but that was an illusion, especially at the height of the pandemic, when unprecedented developments popped up at a dizzying rate. Moreover, the all-too-frequently grim nature of the news made it difficult for me to leave it behind. And in the quicksilver world of 21st century journalism, the working day no longer concludes but blends seamlessly into the next.
contributions remains open, and there's every possibility that I'll walk through it down the line. At present, though, I'm seeking work that is less likely to pile on the sort of baggage that tends to jolt me awake in the middle of the night. Please note, potential employers, that I'm a really fast typist, and I'm good at bringing people coffee.'s readers, I am forever in your debt. I saw my writing and reporting as a vehicle to inform, educate and entertain with passion, style and humor, when appropriate, and I hope I managed to achieve these goals more often that not. When I fell short, you were quick to let me know, and your unfiltered responses inspired me to keep trying to improve.
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