Natalia Galicza

Staff Writer at Deseret Magazine

salt lake city, utah, united states

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I love human-centered magazine stories that are deeply reported and artfully told. I'm a staff writer for Deseret magazine based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Contact me at ngalicza@deseretnews.com. You can read some of my earlier work in the Miami Herald, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Pulitzer Center, Flamingo magazine, Miami New Times, Atrium magazine, WUFT News, Rio on Watch and elsewhere.

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Film is not dead. Here's a look at those keeping it alive - Deseret News

This is not how the digital age was supposed to look. A tall, bearded photographer fusses with a large camera mounted on a tripod, with rubbery black bellows like an accordion, adjusting for the light in the room and the distance between the lens and his ... See more

deseret.com•Natalia Galicza•Dec 16, 2025

Podcasts are more popular than ever - Deseret News

Some say that the 2024 presidential campaign came down to a simple decision: One candidate appeared on a podcast called “The Joe Rogan Experience” and prevailed, while the other didn’t and lost. Even the perception is shocking in a media landscape long do... See more

deseret.com•Natalia Galicza•Dec 10, 2025

Why is it so expensive to give birth in America?

As a first-time mother, Charlene Covarrubias understood she had plenty to worry about over the course of her pregnancy: the brain fog, the emotional roller coaster from her body producing 100 to 1,000 times her usual concentration of hormones, the constan... See more

deseret.com•Natalia Galicza•Nov 30, 2025

Western states help small businesses thrive

At the only traffic signal in the entire town of Driggs, Idaho, three young girls in pink helmets atop their wobbly scooters and bikes wait to cross the street. Green yields to yellow. Yellow to red. Trucks with mudflaps and cattle dogs on flatbeds and SU... See more

deseret.com•Natalia Galicza•Nov 18, 2025

Buying power: Pros and cons of a strong U.S. dollar

There are subtle signs that the world is losing trust in the United States dollar. It’s still the lingua franca of global transactions but now makes up 58% of the world’s currency reserves, down from 72% in 2001. That’s not a fire sale, but it reflects wo... See more

deseret.com•Natalia Galicza•Nov 10, 2025

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Bachelors, International Communications, Journalism at University Of FloridaGraduated: 2022

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Film is not dead. Here's a look at those keeping it alive - Deseret News

Podcasts are more popular than ever - Deseret News

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Western states help small businesses thrive

Buying power: Pros and cons of a strong U.S. dollar

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Film is not dead. Here's a look at those keeping it alive - Deseret News

Podcasts are more popular than ever - Deseret News

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Western states help small businesses thrive

Buying power: Pros and cons of a strong U.S. dollar

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