The broccoli of media-focused podcasts.
Tina Vasquez explains how movement journalism can help reporters present stories about marginalized and underserved communities.
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Jack Shuler’s new book examines the drug overdose crisis in Ohio and how harm reduction practices can help save lives and communities.
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Cierra Hinton talks about how Scalawag, a nonprofit media organization, is using events to diversify its audience and grow membership.
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Sports statistics reporter Mark Simon claims he’s not just a numbers guy. He uses his narrative skills to tell stories beyond the diamond.
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Spectrum News reporter Ryan Whalen discusses the 2020 election and why smart reporters should resist calling races on Election Night.
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Lindsay Stewart, a former broadcast news producer, talks about Stringr, which allows newsrooms to access a network of 120,000 videographers.
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It’s All Journalism host Michael O’Connell is joined by author and editor Elizabeth Mitchell to talk about the interview process and how 1864 is more like 2020 than most people realize.
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Rachel Dissell discusses how she covered grueling crimes in Cleveland and the way she addresses the trauma of her subject.
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Jane Elizabeth of The News and Observer and The Herald-Sun in North Carolina explains how to win grants to fund journalism projects.
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Doug Mitchell, founder of Next Generation Radio, discusses the long-lasting importance of relational approaches to journalism, for today and the future.
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