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After graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism in 2005 and working as a religion reporter in his late 20s, Joseph Orso met his wife and walked away from climbing the career ladder. They now live in an old log house they rebuilt in rural, southwest Wisconsin, where they homeschool their two children, don’t have electricity or plumbing in their house, and live on land with Joseph’s mother.
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After graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism in 2005 and working as a religion reporter in his late 20s, Joseph Orso met his wife and walked away from climbing the career ladder. They now live in an old log house they rebuilt in rural, southwest Wisconsin, where they homeschool their two children, don’t have electricity or plumbing in their house, and live on land with Joseph’s mother.
