Wortham Jenna

Jenna Wortham

Jenna Wortham is an American journalist, writer and podcast host. She is best known as the co‑host of the Still Processing podcast with Wesley Morris and as a co‑editor of the book Black Futures. Her work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine and other outlets, where she has written on culture, technology and race.

Notable works and projects

• Still Processing — a culture and society podcast co‑hosted with Wesley Morris, produced by The New York Times. The show discusses race, media, technology and contemporary culture.
• Black Futures — a collaborative book co‑edited with Kimberly Drew, exploring Black imagination and futurist thinking through essays, art and personal narratives. Published by One World in 2020.
• Public writing and essays for The New York Times Magazine and other publications focused on media, identity and technology.

News and career highlights

• Co‑hosted Still Processing since its inception around 2016; the podcast has been a prominent voice in cultural critique.
• Publication of Black Futures in 2020, receiving attention for its interdisciplinary approach to Black culture and the future.
• Continued presence in media discussions on technology, design and representation through essays and appearances.

Recent activities and appearances

• Guest speaker and panelist at literary, media and technology conferences and events.
• Collaborations across media projects exploring digital culture, creative expression, and social issues.

Social media and where to find her work

Public social media profiles for Jenna Wortham can be found on major platforms. To ensure you follow verified accounts, search for her name and review platform verification indicators. Official profiles typically state affiliations with Still Processing, The New York Times, or related projects.