Patrick Flanary
Host, Morning EditionPatrick Flanary is a dad, journalist, and host of Morning Edition.
His reporting on music, mental health, politics, business, and equality has appeared in Rolling Stone, The Guardian, ProPublica, Quartz, and elsewhere.
Patrick spent a year reporting on the Cape Cod murder trial of former Coast Guardsman Adrian Loya. His prison interview with Loya was expanded into a feature for Psychology Today magazine, which explored how Loya’s range of psychiatric diagnoses revealed the difficulty of untangling mental fitness from criminal intent at trial.
For three years Patrick lived in Beijing, where he contributed an American perspective on China Radio International.
He lives in Hyannis Port.
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"Because I learned later than most people, it made me appreciate reading so much more," says Avila Rudd, a World Literacy Foundation ambassador. -
The Cape Cod Jazz and Arts Festival rings in anniversary with free shows from an eclectic roster. -
Maria Finch Chandler's book traces the treat's history on Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. -
Tomorrow, it's back to microfilm for Sturgis Library. The pause could last a year. -
The turtles released Tuesday are Electric Daisy, Dragon’s Breath, Lady Slipper, Dahlia, Cosmos, Lily Pad, Catmint, and Turtlehead. -
Former GMA hosts will reunite onstage in Falmouth. -
The work of Woodwell, who died last week at 95, resonated around the world. Few knew him as well as Richard "Skee" Houghton, whom Woodwell hired in 1966. -
New treatment program is supporting women at the Barnstable County Correctional Facility. -
The state wants you to upload pictures of flooding, storm damage, beach erosion and tides. -
The American Lawyers Alliance has recognized John Dickson of Monomoy Regional High School for his contributions in law-related education.
