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Who is Daniel Denvir?
Daniel Denvir is a journalist. Daniel Denvir is the host of Jacobin magazine’s podcast The Dig. He is also a Fair Punishment Project research and journalism fellow at Harvard Law School. He has worked as a freelance writer for The Guardian, Jacobin, The Nation, The New Republic, The Atlantic Cities, VICE, Al Jazeera, and Alternet since 2011.
Early Life and Childhood
Daniel Denvir was born in one of the United States of America’s states. Daniel is around 39 years old, though his exact date and year of birth are unknown.
He was born to supportive parents and raised in the United States of America. Daniel is of white ethnicity and of American nationality. He is a secretive person, so the whereabouts of his family (parents and/or siblings) are unknown.
Education Details
Daniel Denvir enrolled at Reed College in 2001 after receiving his high school diploma from a local high school.
In 2005, he pursued and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in anthropology.
Professional Career
Denvir is the host of Jacobin magazine’s podcast The Dig. He is also a Fair Punishment Project research and journalism fellow at Harvard Law School.
He has worked as a freelance writer for The Guardian, Jacobin, The Nation, The New Republic, The Atlantic Cities, VICE, Al Jazeera, and Alternet since 2011.
He previously worked as a staff writer at Salon Media Group, Inc. for a year.
Daniel worked as a Writer at The Atlantic CityLab from April 2015 to October 2016. In addition, he began working as a Staff Writer for the Philadelphia City Paper in January 2011.
He was with the station until her contract expired in March 2015. Daniel began working for Salon Media Group as a Contributing writer in March 2011 and stayed for three years until 2014.
He has also appeared on TV and radio to discuss his contributions to the aforementioned publications.
He appeared on MSNBC’s Tamron Hall to discuss segregation and Occupy, as well as Melissa Harris-Perry to discuss police overuse of force and education reform. Daniel has also appeared on Here & Now and Democracy Now! on public radio.
He hosts The Dig podcast, which airs every week in Jacobin magazine. The podcast primarily focuses on smart people discussing politics, criminal justice, immigration, and class conflict.
Furthermore, as of March 10, 2022, the podcast has 150 episodes and is available on Apple Podcasts as well as Dig Radio.
He is the author of All-American Nativism, which will be released on January 14, 2020. The book is 352 pages long and discusses how the Bipartisan War on Immigrants Explains Politics.
The book is also available at the Kindle store for $9.99, Barnes & Noble for $9.99, Kobo for $9.99, and Google Play Books for $7.99.
Net Worth and Salary
Daniel Denvir’s annual salary is $95,340.
He has been a professional journalist for nearly two decades and has scooped admirable possessions through his work. Daniel has a $1 million net worth.
Relationship Status
Daniel Denvir is married to the lovely Thea Riofrancos. On June 29, 2018, Thea and Daniel celebrated 14 years of marriage.
However, Thea is a secretive person who has kept details about her whereabouts hidden from the public eye.
Body Measurements
He stands taller than average. Daniel stands 5 feet 7 inches tall (Approx 1.74 m).
Social Media
His Twitter handle is @DanielDenver.
His Instagram handle is @danieldenver.
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Trivia
- Daniel is the host of Jacobin magazine’s podcast The Dig.
- He is also a Fair Punishment Project research and journalism fellow at Harvard Law School.
- He has worked as a freelance writer for The Guardian, Jacobin, The Nation, The New Republic, The Atlantic Cities, VICE, Al Jazeera, and Alternet since 2011.
- He previously worked as a staff writer at Salon Media Group, Inc. for a year.
- Daniel is 5 ft 7 in tall and of above-average stature.
