The Genius Podcast: Jodi Cobb on the Genius of Photography

Feb 26, 2015

As part of our 7 Days of Genius, 92Y is launching the Genius podcast, conversations with a diverse group of thinkers on the topic of genius – what it is and how it shapes our world.

In this episode, 92Y producer Julie Mashack speaks with National Geographic photographer Jodi Cobb who shares her thoughts on the genius of photography and how iconic photographs have changed the world.

Jodi Cobb is an award-winning photographer who has worked in over 50 countries. She is the author of Geisha: The Life, The Voices, The Art and a frequent public speaker at Nat Geo Live events. She will appear at NYU’s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday, April 8, 2015.

Categories: 7 Days of Genius

Tags: Jodi Cobb Julie Mashack

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