Marc Sanchez is the technical director and associate producer for Marketplace Tech Report where he is responsible for shaping the sound of the show. 

Sanchez started at Marketplace in April of 2011, but has worked for American Public Media since 2005. During that time, he was the director and associate producer of Weekend America, produced a season of American RadioWorks, worked in the Minnesota Public Radio newsroom and helped out with Speaking of Faith, now called On Being.

Sanchez believes that the everyday people around us often have the most interesting stories to tell.  In 2010, Sanchez started a project called Minnesota Sounds, which captures Minnesota, his home state, from an audio perspective.

Sanchez received his degree in creative writing from San Francisco State University. 

In 2008, he received a Minnesota Excellence in Medical Journalism award for “Donation Day,” a story inspired by his experience being a marrow donor.

Sanchez is originally from Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., but currently calls Minneapolis home. In his free time, he enjoys hanging out with his wife and daughter, playing music, record shopping and continuing his quest to find the world’s best tacos.

Features By Marc Sanchez

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Sleep app

How are you sleeping? Not so great? There's a new app called Zeo that's supposed to help with all that. It all starts with a headband. From Reuters...
Posted In: app, brain, sleep, Tech Report
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Computers step in for lawyers at GE

Learn the word cybersettlements. It's what GE's Oil and Gas division is trying out to see if a computers can help the company settle legal disputes...
Posted In: lawsuits, Tech Report
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Drone hack

Creech Air Force Base in Nevada is home to several pilots who command drone plane missions in Afghanistan and other warzones. Officials at the base...
Posted In: drones, hacking, Tech Report
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The government wants access to your email account

If you're Jacob Appelbaum, a Wikileaks volunteer. The Wall Street Journal is reporting on the government's interpretation of the law that allows...
Posted In: privacy, Tech Report, wikileaks
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Netflix kills Qwikster

Well, that didn't last long. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings announced that this whole idea of a separate site with a separate, kind of weird name, just...
Posted In: netflix, qwikster, Tech Report
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Facebook gets all touchy-feely

Big announcements from Facebook's f8 developers conference yesterday. In his best Steve Jobs impersonation, Mark Zuckerberg stood in front of a...
Posted In: f8, Facebook
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Beyond the book

Book publisher HarperCollins announced yesterday that it will make around 5000 of its books available for on-demand printing. The Espresso Book...
Posted In: Books, printing
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This fashion could save your life

Mother loves to ride her bike, but she can't stand the helmet-head she gets while protecting her noggin. The solution: Hövding. Fashion designers...
Posted In: bicycle, fashion, helmet, safety
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Hacking away the hackers... one... at... a... time

Last night the FBI announced the arrest a 23-year-old Arizona man for allegedly hacking into the Sony's Pictures Entertainment site this past May...
Posted In: hacking, lulzsec
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Gestation cut from nine months to two minutes

And by gestations, I'm talking about the kind of fake gestation you get when you try on a Mommy Tummy. Mom-Tum, as I'll call it from now on, is...
Posted In: babies, pregnancy, weirdness

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