Los Angeles host
Lindsay Stuart
@lindzinlalaland
About the speaker

Sonari Glinton is a NPR Business Desk Correspondent based at our NPR West bureau. He covers the auto industry, consumer goods, and consumer behavior, as well as marketing and advertising for NPR and Planet Money.
Glinton began his public radio career as an intern at Member station WBEZ in Chicago. He worked his way through his public radio internships working for Chicago Jazz impresario Joe Segal, waiting tables and meeting legends such as Ray Brown, Oscar Brown Jr., Marian MacPartland, Ed Thigpen, Ernestine Andersen, and Betty Carter.
Glinton attended Boston University. A Sinatra fan since his mid-teens, Glinton’s first forays into journalism were album revues and a college jazz show at Boston University’s WTBU. In his spare time Glinton indulges his passions for baking, vinyl albums, and the evolution of the Billboard charts.
Favorite quotes from this talk See all
“Ethics is about listening to that still small voice within you that tells you what to do. It is not separate from what you do, it is the reason you do what you do. — Sonari Glinton
“Never take the shortcut. — Sonari Glinton
“We need people with courage. We need people to stand up. — Sonari Glinton
“'Ethics' isn't how I do things. . .it's why you're doing them. — Sonari Glinton
“You have to have a framework for how you do things. — Sonari Glinton