Tweets Analysis - Keyword: @lourdesgnavarro

Overview

Total number of tweets analysed

365

Earliest tweet was on

2023-03-22

Latest tweet was on

2023-03-31

Tweets covering

8 days

Average age of authors' accounts

10 years


Summarization

Twitter users are expressing their sadness and admiration for NPR journalists, including Lourdes Garcia-Navarro, Deborah Amos, and Sylvia Poggioli, who are leaving the network or retiring. Garcia-Navarro's recent podcast with her former Iraqi translator is being praised for its raw and honest discussion about the impact of covering the war in Iraq. Many commenters note the toll that covering war takes on journalists and their subjects.

Topic Modeling

  1. Journalism and reporters losing their jobs
  2. Missing former colleagues and their distinctive reporting styles/sign-offs
  3. Reflections on the impact of war reporting on journalists and their subjects
  4. Praise for @lourdesgnavarro's podcast and interview skills
  5. Personal experiences and reflections on covering the Iraq war

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a mix of sadness, admiration, and reflection towards journalist Lourdes Garcia-Navarro and her work covering the Iraq war. Many express a sense of loss as iconic reporters leave NPR, while others praise Garcia-Navarro's ability to tell emotive stories and bring attention to the human cost of war. The conversation with her Iraqi translator is described as raw, honest, and moving, prompting reflection on the impact of war on journalists and those they work with.

Trend Analysis

  1. Reflection on the retirement or departure of iconic NPR correspondents
  2. Discussion of war reporting and its impact on journalists and local colleagues
  3. Appreciation and admiration for @lourdesgnavarro's work and storytelling abilities
  4. Importance of international news coverage and diverse perspectives in journalism
  5. Evaluation of personal motivations for covering or participating in the Iraq war

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Types of Tweets

Number of Retweets

80

Percentage of total tweets

21%

Number of Original tweets

35

Percentage of total tweets

9%

Number of tweets that contain Mentions

365

Percentage of total tweets

100%

Number of tweets that were Replies

241

Percentage of total tweets

66%

Number of tweets that were Quotes

28

Percentage of total tweets

7%

Number of tweets that contain Hashtags

18

Percentage of total tweets

4%


Top 5 devices used to tweet

Source Count
Twitter for iPhone 188
Twitter Web App 96
Twitter for Android 51
Twitter for iPad 23
TweetDeck 3

What devices were used to tweet


Top 10 accounts with highest followers count

Username Name Bio Followers count
nytopinion New York Times Opinion We amplify voices on the issues that matter to you. | Tell us what you think: letters@nytimes.com 809,375
rcallimachi Rukmini Callimachi New York Times journalist currently on book leave. NBC analyst. Previously, 7 years covering ISIS & al-Qaeda, 7 years in Africa. Ex-AP bureau chief. Ex-refugee. 349,031
ddiamond Dan Diamond @WashingtonPost reporter who investigates health policy, politics and the pandemic. I always have time for daylight saving stories. 157,543
lindaholmes Linda Holmes thisislindaholmes.com Host, NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour. Author, FLYING SOLO (out now!) and NYT Bestseller EVVIE DRAKE STARTS OVER (now in paperback). IG: lindaholmes97 143,037
ewong Edward Wong Diplomatic Correspondent @nytimes. Fellow @ Harvard Nieman, Belfer Center & Wilson Center. Visiting professor @ Princeton & Berkeley. 13 years in China & Iraq. 137,772
picardonhealth André Picard André Picard is the health columnist at The Globe and Mail and author of "NEGLECTED NO MORE". I tweet about public health, health policy, and journalism. 137,168
lourdesgnavarro Lulu Now @nytopinion host of "First Person” Before @npr host also: Former foreign correspondent in the Middle East y América Latina. Both a dog and a cat person. 129,127
rachelnpr Rachel Martin Listening and asking questions on @upfirst and still sometimes on @morningedition. 120,761
lpolgreen Lydia Polgreen @nytimes opinion columnist. Wife of @candyfight. Human of two dogs. She/her. 111,693
leloveluck Louisa Loveluck 🌴 @WashingtonPost Baghdad Bureau Chief covering Iraq, Syria, sometimes Ukraine. Previously in: Cairo, Beirut. Email me: louisa.loveluck@washpost.com. 📲 99,087

Top 10 accounts with highest friends count

Username Name Bio Followers count
h0d3r Hossein Derakhshan (h0d3r@mastadon.social) PhDing on mass personalization @MediaLSE. Ex @MediaLab @Shorensteinctr+ Iran Evin prison (6yrs). Wrote 'Web We Have to Save', co-wrote ‘Information Disorder’. 15,233
BasuAshis Ashis Basu Knowledge is Power. Share It. 14,009
ClancyReports Jim Clancy International Journalist 13,026
JuanSaaa Juan Escalante Former Undocumented Immigrant. Politics/National Parks/Photography. 🇻🇪 born 🇺🇸 raised — opinions are my own 11,291
DrRayMD Dr. “Dad” MD, FAAP, FASN Nephrologist @nationwidekids & @ohiostatemed. @HowardU & @MeharryMedical alum. Advocate. Private Pilot. Dad. Husband. Believer. My views only. He/him. 🇺🇸🇯🇲 6,712
maggiesmithpoet Maggie Smith Not the dame, the other one. I write & help others write. New📗: YOU COULD MAKE THIS PLACE BEAUTIFUL. Rep: @blueflowerarts. Substack: FOR DEAR LIFE. Contact👇 6,366
keithmartinmd Keith Martin MD Exec.Director, Consortium of Universities for Global Health, Fmr Canadian MP, physician, Global Health, Foreign Affairs, Conservation, Environment, Tweets mine. 6,121
shillito_ray Ray Shillito Expert (@BASFAg), doing #biotechnology for ever, #Golf, Proud #Parent and #Grandparent, #Gardener, #Toastmaster , #AgVocate and views +opinions are my own 5,961
rcallimachi Rukmini Callimachi New York Times journalist currently on book leave. NBC analyst. Previously, 7 years covering ISIS & al-Qaeda, 7 years in Africa. Ex-AP bureau chief. Ex-refugee. 5,755
leloveluck Louisa Loveluck 🌴 @WashingtonPost Baghdad Bureau Chief covering Iraq, Syria, sometimes Ukraine. Previously in: Cairo, Beirut. Email me: louisa.loveluck@washpost.com. 📲 5,723

Most active users

Username Bio Number of tweets
lourdesgnavarro Now @nytopinion host of "First Person” Before @npr host also: Former foreign correspondent in the Middle East y América Latina. Both a dog and a cat person. 8
AlbanaKasapi Journalist Co-editor #Weekend programme @bbcworldservice 📻 Burek & baklava lover Made in the Balkans 6
BasuAshis Knowledge is Power. Share It. 5
Alpine_Joy Love comedy, thinking, music, math & Diana Damrau. Also original Mini, Navel & Naval power & submarines. Views MAY be mine. I like to be amiable & friendly! 5
withsomerespect - 5
SarahFuelleman Word nerd, climate-change activist, music lover, Toastmaster, honorary Badger, and grateful UNCG Spartan. Let's build a better, safer, more honest world. 5
AmyWP - 3
fstepfer @fstepfer@climatejustice.social Persistent Gadfly and Community Activist. Native Plant Gardener. 3
chaucersbud ✍️#HandMarkedPaperBallots✍️ chaucersbud@toad.social 3
NameWithheld6 Observer of National Let's go Brandon Day on September 9th and thrower of Sand. Not yet computationally irrelevant. 3

Tweets per day


Top 10 tweets with highest Retweet count

ID Text Retweet count
1638969084191838208 This is a must-listen podcast talk between @lourdesgnavarro & her Iraqi colleague Ali Hamdani. This brought up so many emotions for me, including grief over the 2 @nytimes Iraqi colleagues who were killed and many who suffered. A gift listen on the war: https://t.co/P0lwKz3PC4 12
1639259507149750273 This conversation between @lourdesgnavarro and her Iraqi colleague Ali Hamdani about the Iraq war is so raw, beautiful and devastating. A must listen for anyone who has covered war. https://t.co/SEmdMi5guC 10
1639608700066471940 This is the best thing I’ve listened to about the 20 year anniversary of the Iraq war: ⁦@lourdesgnavarro⁩ wrestles out loud with the thing we’ve all thought about - how did our reporting affect our Iraqi colleagues? Very human + touching. https://t.co/7w2NlN0XdQ 9
1639258229954707457 What a raw, frank, and brave conversation between @lourdesgnavarro and Ali Hamdani. For journalists like myself, there is a lot to reflect on here. https://t.co/zclpyCBx7A 7
1639613739577102338 What I like about @lourdesgnavarro episode with her former Iraqi translator is she acknowledges a universal truth. As reporters covering war, we get to go home while our subjects and translators cannot. They mostly can’t leave the country & their homes have been forever changed https://t.co/mirevw82Ns 7
1639983968526139392 Deeply moving and honest conversation between @lourdesgnavarro and her friend, Iraqi journalist Ali Hamedani, on the cost of the US’ invasion of Iraq. https://t.co/PKOT3v7Vnn 6
1639901416348065795 The cost of covering the war in #Iraq ⁦@lourdesgnavarro⁩ and Ali Hamedani, her Iraqi translator and friend, discuss the profound impact the invasion of Iraq had on them. #Weekend ⁦@bbcworldservice⁩ 📻 https://t.co/mY1HPYg6In 6
1638951131056599041 This is so powerful and so sad and so important @lourdesgnavarro speaks with her Iraqi colleague Ali Hamdani about their years covering Iraq together and what was lost. Listen to this. It matters https://t.co/dFSLcewcyG 5
1639704621974188035 Tune in to #Weekend @bbcworldservice w/Julian Worricker @mariamargaronis @bulamabukarti 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 independence after Sturgeon @naughtiej @GillianMSP @lourdesgnavarro on the ‘shameful’ secret at the heart of her reporting from 🇮🇶 🇲🇩language debate @paulaerizanu & Cary Grant’s suit https://t.co/jbalX9cIbH 5
1639268024636125188 “Thirty years of my life, wiped away, only to come here to realize that it is no longer than 30 seconds’ conversation.” This @lourdesgnavarro podcast with her former translator in Iraq — on moments that haunt them — is gripping, poignant and essential. https://t.co/j3UjaGKNQb 5

Top 10 tweets with highest Like count

ID Text Like count
1639750286523740161 @lourdesgnavarro @NPR @spoggioli1 @deborahamos No! @deborahamos, too???? I hadn't heard. Hall of Famers walking out the door! 😔 81
1639778070725816321 @lourdesgnavarro You are very missed, Lulu. 80
1639767834388570112 @lourdesgnavarro @NPR @spoggioli1 @deborahamos So many iconic sign-offs ... especially the sing-song and syncopated, "Sylvia Poggioli, @NPR News, Rome." God help us if we lose the delightfully nasal and lovingly flat, "@ElBeardsley ... Paris." 76
1639713594106433536 @lourdesgnavarro @cmclymer @NPR @spoggioli1 @deborahamos I just don’t know how to imagine not hearing @spoggioli1’s stories and distinctive sign off. Everyone deserves a good retirement but we’ll be poorer without her voice and without Deborah Amos’. 71
1639608700066471940 This is the best thing I’ve listened to about the 20 year anniversary of the Iraq war: ⁦@lourdesgnavarro⁩ wrestles out loud with the thing we’ve all thought about - how did our reporting affect our Iraqi colleagues? Very human + touching. https://t.co/7w2NlN0XdQ 52
1638969084191838208 This is a must-listen podcast talk between @lourdesgnavarro & her Iraqi colleague Ali Hamdani. This brought up so many emotions for me, including grief over the 2 @nytimes Iraqi colleagues who were killed and many who suffered. A gift listen on the war: https://t.co/P0lwKz3PC4 45
1640001607927582723 For our pilot season, I called up @lourdesgnavarro who was finishing her term as NPR’s Brazil correspondent. “What was the thing that in years of trying you’ve never felt like you’ve been able to able to explain to US listeners?” Her answer led to https://t.co/9n4ZlWb231 2/ 43
1639587452795928576 I remember talking to you right after Karbala. Whispering our fears in the halls of CPIC in Baghdad. Your storytelling superpower is turning such pain into a thing of strange beauty, accessible to those who lived it & those who luckily didn't. So proud of you, @lourdesgnavarro🙏 https://t.co/bbzQHW3Oi6 39
1639613739577102338 What I like about @lourdesgnavarro episode with her former Iraqi translator is she acknowledges a universal truth. As reporters covering war, we get to go home while our subjects and translators cannot. They mostly can’t leave the country & their homes have been forever changed https://t.co/mirevw82Ns 38
1639025557814800385 Thank you @lourdesgnavarro ! When I tuned in today's First Person I was like 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️ thank you for airing our shameful secrets. what a perfect thoughtful true frame for talking about 20 years of war. International news + great audio. https://t.co/4mMfRKPAsf 37

Top 3 Languages Used In Tweets


Top 10 Hashtags used

Hashtag Count
#weekend 6
#iraq 4
#defundnpr 3
#firstperson 3
#journalism 2
#natbookfest 1
#iraqwar 1
#iraq20yearson 1
#war 1
#migration 1

Top 10 Hashtags Used In Tweets

Top 10 mentions

Mention Count
@lourdesgnavarro 369
@npr 101
@deborahamos 64
@spoggioli1 58
@nytimes 28
@nytopinion 16
@bbcworldservice 15
@arvanitidiscnn 13
@mariamargaronis 11
@bulamabukarti 11

Top 10 mentions

Wordcloud of Tweets


Emojis

Average number of emojis used per tweet

18

Emojis used in tweets

Emoji Count Emoji Text
👏 9 clapping_hands
❤️ 6 red_heart
🙏 5 folded_hands
😭 4 loudly_crying_face
📻 4 radio
‼️ 4 double_exclamation_mark
3 check_mark_button
🎊 3 confetti_ball
😔 2 pensive_face
🥺 2 pleading_face

Emojis groups

Emoji Group Count
Smileys & Emotion 24
People & Body 18
Symbols 9
Flags 6
Activities 6
Objects 4
Animals & Nature 2