TOTIM Exposures

TOTIM Exposures is a forum for photojournalists and industry adjacent professionals to interview featured contributors to the TOTIM app. Each episode covers the photographer’s background, career path, and approach to their work. Conversations focus on photographic technique, the purpose and intention behind each story, and a detailed debrief of how the story was produced and executed. The podcast is intended for anyone interested in the process and challenges of documentary photojournalism. totim.substack.com

TOTIM Exposures is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts TOTIM Exposures, a society show with 27 episodes published.

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  Scott Wallace / Eros Hoagland "Covering El Salvador's Civil War" Podcast

  May 27, 202646 minS0

  <p>In this episode 022 of Exposures, Scott Wallace speaks with Eros Hoagland about El Salvador, Central America, and the changing conditions of conflict reporting across the last four decades. The discussion moves through the practical and ethical conditions of reporting during the Salvadoran civil war: access to guerrilla forces and army commanders and the constant pressure of working in a country shaped by surveillance, death squads, intelligence operations, and contested territory. The conversation then broadens to the transformation of journalism itself, including the shift from analog to digital photography, the collapse of older media structures, the rise of the internet...

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  Kris Graves / "LONG SUN DOWN" Podcast

  May 6, 202635 minS0

  <p>To Experience “LONG SUN DOWN” DOWNLOAD TOTIM APP</p><p>In episode 021 of Exposures, photographer and publisher Kris Graves discusses Long Sun Down as well as his daily practice across photography, publishing, bookmaking, and art documentation. He also explores the long-term concerns that shape his work: the American landscape, structural discrimination, and the visible and less visible systems that organize land, power, and exclusion. Graves describes his background as a New Yorker with family roots in Montgomery, Alabama, and how repeated childhood trips to the South helped form an early awareness of the differences between regions, histories, and lived envi...

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  David Simon-Martret / Paul Geddis - "Krokodil" Podcast

  Apr 22, 202627 minS0

  <p>To Experience “Krokodil” DOWNLOAD TOTIM APP</p><p>In episode 20 of Exposures, David Simon-Martret speaks with Paul Geddis about the slow, deliberate process behind his and partner Blanca Galindo’s photographic work and the making of Krokodil. The conversation centers on reporting within situations marked by addiction, vulnerability, and fear, and on the ethical demands of photographing people whose lives are shaped by legal risk and social stigma. </p><p>The episode follows how a work ethic rooted in time and trust expanded into later work, moving from the specific realities of drug use toward larger questions of addiction, social...

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  Valerie Plesch / Tasneem Alsultan - "Kosovo, After the War" Podcast

  Apr 8, 202629 minS0

  <p>In Episode 019 of Exposures, Valerie Plesch, in conversation with Tasneem Alsultan, speaks about the long aftermath of war and the human collective scarring that persists after international attention has moved on. In discussing her recently published story, Kosovo, After the War, Plesch describes how her own family history shaped her approach to reporting: her mother’s family fled Vietnam in the final days before the fall of Saigon, and that experience of displacement, resettlement, and inherited trauma continues to inform the stories she is drawn to today.</p><p>Plesch reflects on her sustained interest in post-conflict and post-disaster so...

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  Jason P. Howe / "Between the Lines" Podcast

  Mar 25, 202629 minS0

  <p>To Experience “Between the Lines” DOWNLOAD TOTIM APP</p><p>In Episode 018 of Exposures Jason Howe reflects on the kind of work that has defined his career: slow, proximity-based photography built through time, trust, and sustained presence. He speaks about his early years traveling through Latin America, his long engagement with conflict photography in Colombia and Afghanistan, and his belief that meaningful images are rarely made in haste. Rather than chasing breaking news, Howe describes a practice shaped by immersion—living in places, returning over years, and preserving his creative energy for work that feels necessary.</p><p>The conver...

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