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ARCHIVE EPISODE: As a part of the United States Air Force, photojournalist Kenny Holston shares his experience capturing scenes during his numerous military assignments throughout the years in this episode. Having been stationed across the globe in countries including Afghanistan, Germany, and the United States has given Holston a breadth of photographic backdrops, resulting in accolades like the Department of Defense‘s Military Photographer of the Year in 2015. In 2022, Holston became a staff photographer for the New York Times, where he mainly covers Capitol Hill.

This is an archive episode with hosts Joe Giordano and Elena Volkova originally released in 2017.

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