Sirota appeared on CBS This Morning, Nightline and MSNBC to discuss the new National Geographic Channel miniseries based on his book Back to Our Future.

Sirota appeared on MSNBC’s “All in With Chris Hayes” in the program’s debut week to discuss Colorado’s gun-control lessons for America.

Sirota appeared on MSNBC’s to talk to anchor Martin Bashir about the recent court ruling overturning New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s so-called soda ban. They discussed how it relates to the secret and corrupt politics of food.

Sirota appeared on MSNBC’s “Up with Chris Hayes” to discuss his Harper’s magazine investigation into newspaper consolidation. He appeared with former DNC chairman and Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, who was featured in his article.

Harper’s Magazine published Sirota’s investigation into the decline of newspaper competition and the rise of media monopolists using their power to manipulate the news.

USA Today published a front-page profile of Sirota’s new book Back to Our Future: How the 1980s Explain the World We Live In Now. The piece included a sidebar written by Sirota and a video about the book.

MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow hailed Back to Our Future in a prime-time television interview with Sirota. She said the book “rang true to me on just about every single page” and called the book “a real accomplishment.”