The broccoli of media-focused podcasts.
In reality, there’s only one story in the U.S. these days, and every newsroom is trying to figure out the best way to cover it — the new coronavirus. “People…
Read More
What if there was a way to get around writer’s block? What if people in creative jobs figured out a way to cultivate a steady stream of ideas and stories…
Read More
KCUR.org, the website for Kansas City’s public media station, made a concerted effort from 2014-18 to expand its arts coverage. It even had two-full-time reporters on the arts beat. When…
Read More
Once upon a time, some bright-eyed and enthusiastic journalism grad students at American University came up with a concept for a podcast and tried it out to see what would…
Read More
When footage from Capitol Hill proceedings appear on local newscasts across the country and around the world, some of that video could very well be the work of The Federal…
Read More
Alaska is much more than just what’s portrayed on reality TV. For those who live there, whether by birth or by choice, there’s more to the state than any romantic…
Read More
Audiences in South America are hungry for good podcast content, much like their cousins to the north. Sebastián Payán of 070 Podcasts from Colombia and Tiago Rogero of Negra Voz…
Read More
https://media.blubrry.com/itsalljournalism/p/aw.noxsolutions.com/launchpod/ItsAllJournalism/mp3/koman_edit_FINAL_vtfi_9321e0b8.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Android | RSS Tess Koman has what might be a dream job: she goes to amusement parks and tries all the food possible…
Read More
Public Narrative has a straight-forward mission: to work with journalists to “balance the narrative about public safety, public health and public education,” according to the group’s president, Jhmira Alexander. The…
Read More
Imagine an online community where readers can ask reporters any and all questions they might have about their work, free from the insults and ridicule of trolls. Welcome to The…
Read More