Anna Mazarakis was an associate producer for Business Insider and INSIDER's Audio and Podcasts. She has produced "Household Name," hosted by Insider Audio Executive Producer Dan Bobkoff; "Success! How I Did It," hosted by Business Insider US Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell and BI strategy reporter Rich Feloni; and "Showrunners," hosted by Business Insider Global Editor-in-Chief Nicholas Carlson.
Before joining Insider Inc., Anna freelanced and interned at Fox News Radio, WGBH, NPR, CNN, WBGO, Kathimerini (daily paper in Greece packaged with NYT), and the Huffington Post.
Anna graduated from Princeton University, where she was the Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Princetonian.
2020-08-13T01:27:01Z
When Panera asks customers to pay what they want for a sandwich, will they help others in need? PLUS: How "genericide" hurt the Elevator.
2020-08-13T01:25:42Z
How did Colonel Sanders and Kentucky Fried Chicken take over Christmas in Japan? Plus, Christmas decorating gone wrong and the colonel's curse.
2020-08-13T01:23:59Z
The story of Botox: from the discovery that a deadly toxin can make faces look less troubled, to a feminist professor's investigation turned personal.
2020-08-13T01:22:31Z
Butterball turkey experts have answered your questions since 1981. We hear about the wildest calls and how to pull off a perfect Thanksgiving dinner.
2020-08-13T01:21:00Z
NASA stories about a meatball and a worm, some astronauts with gastrointestinal issues, and a middle schooler's mission to send chickens into space.
2020-08-13T01:19:01Z
Waffle House is so good at responding to storms that FEMA uses it to determine disaster aid. How does it get up and running so quickly?
2020-08-13T01:16:00Z
How did Sears stay alive so long, and how did it all fall apart? This is the story of its CEO, Eddie Lampert.
2020-08-13T01:15:00Z
Once upon a time, gangs roamed Disneyland in biker vests. The story is a classic fairytale—but is there a happily ever after?
2020-08-13T01:13:00Z
While Tesla's image was taking a hit, a guy near Boston was fixing up damaged cars—and revealing their flaws. Will Tesla support him or stop him?
2020-08-13T01:12:00Z
How did multi-level marketing companies like Amway spread through America's towns and cities, and into the highest offices of government?
2020-08-13T01:06:00Z
When the Macy's at Landmark Mall closed its doors, it became a homeless shelter. And a woman who once worked there, found herself sleeping there.
2020-08-13T01:00:00Z
Allie Rowbottom's life is built on a Jell-O fortune. But along with the wealth from America's most famous dessert, there came a curse.
2020-08-13T00:55:00Z
After the 9/11 attacks, a young doctor finds himself in charge of a makeshift morgue at a Brooks Brothers store across from the World Trade Center.
2020-08-13T00:55:00Z
A Pumpkin Spice Latte is the perfect accessory for the "basic bitch." But why? And how did Starbucks go from elitist to basic?
2020-08-13T00:53:00Z
How did Vicente Fox go from driving soda trucks to being President of Mexico? And how did Coke come to dominate in Mexican society?
2020-08-13T00:52:00Z
Trader Joe's "Two Buck Chuck" was named after a real guy, Charles Shaw, who has a wild winemaking past full of gambles, heartbreak, and cruel ironies.
2020-08-13T00:50:00Z
How has Blockbuster Video survived against the odds so long in Alaska, and what will its decline mean?
2020-08-13T00:47:00Z
When Pizza Hut can't get anyone to buy their new Stuffed Crust Pizza, help comes from an unlikely pair: Donald and Ivana Trump.
2020-08-13T00:44:00Z
TGI Fridays was once a game-changing singles bar that arrived on the cusp of the sexual revolution and changed the way we meet, date and marry.
Why are there so many Mattress Firm stores? We team up with Endless Thread podcast to get to the bottom of this Reddit conspiracy.