5 Questions for Madison Lauterbach
Madison Lauterbach is joining the Bucket List team as our editor! We asked her five questions to get to know her.
My own work or articles about me published in various outlets.
Madison Lauterbach
Journalist and political enthusiast. Always digging deeper to find the juicy bits of the story. When I'm not writing, I like fly fishing, cooking and playing Dungeons & Dragons.
✍️ Currently working: Bucket List Community Cafe
Various outlets
The Future of Journalism
Madison Lauterbach doesn’t always have a plan, but there are two things she figured out quickly: She decided she wanted to be a journalist when she was a tween listening to National Public Radio during her daily commute to school.
Fly Fishing Documentary Reels in Denver Audience
In May, the Bug Theater in Highland hosted the “Casting Forward” event, a documentary series premiere about women in fly fishing. Ms. Mayhem, an online publication that presents a fresh perspective on feminism, put together the multimedia project.
Ms. Mayhem: A self-funded news website takes pride in reporting on the intersection of race, class, gender, ability and sexual orientation
Late one night in December 2017, Madison Lauterbach was having trouble falling asleep in the Sydney, Australia, hostel where she was staying over Christmas break. In between journalism school semesters at Metropolitan State University of Denver and getting ready to start her first journalism internship, she had an epiphany.
Breaking News: Ms. Mayhem Offers a Fresh Take on Denver Journalism
When she enrolled at Metropolitan State University of Denver, Madison Lauterbach wanted to pursue a career in journalism that would allow her to write the kind of stories she was interested in reading.
Meet Madison Lauterbach | Editor of Ms. Mayhem
We had the good fortune of connecting with Madison Lauterbach and we’ve shared our conversation below.
As sexual assault reports rise, Colorado organizations struggle to meet survivors’ needs
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, community-based sexual assault and rape crisis programs across Colorado are struggling to meet the needs of survivors.
Anne Frank’s stepsister to speak in Fort Collins, Boulder
BOULDER | Eva Schloss has spent most of her adult life educating generations after her about the atrocities of the Holocaust.
