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Here’s what Hub & Spoke’s member-producers are saying about what their independence means to them:

Independence, to me, is the freedom to pursue my own curiosity, to follow the argument wherever it takes me. The hustle is real and the editorial board in my head is harsh, but they never dull the satisfaction of freely putting something out into the world that I’m proud of: my voice, my work, unfiltered.

Tamar Avishai, The Lonely Palette

The work that we do is only bound by the limits of our imagination. The work is ours, and ours alone, and that freedom is powerful and important.

Nick Andersen, Ministry of Ideas

Not a single one of the Hub & Spoke podcasts is dependent on an institution or a set of rigid beliefs. Instead, we are committed to free inquiry, as expansive as our imaginations.

Patrick Cox, Subtitle