Amber Healy

626. New book documents the fight to kill the Atlantic Coast Pipeline

Jonathan Mingle is a freelance journalist and the author of a new book, “Gaslight: The Atlantic Coast Pipeline and the Fight for America’s Energy Future,” which documents how Virginia communities pushed back against Dominion Energy’s Atlantic Coast Pipeline Project.

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625. Community collaboration key to evolving local journalism

Allison Taylor Levine, CEO of Local Journalism Initiative, discusses how LJI’s Delaware Journalism Collaborative, which has brought more than 25 partners throughout the state together to report on polarization and possible solutions, strengthens local journalism in Delaware and our democracy.

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624. What was it like covering the Trump and Biden administrations?

Steven Herman, former White House bureau chief for Voice of America, discusses his experience covering the Trump and Biden administrations and his new book about the experience: “Behind the White House Curtain: A Senior Journalist’s Story of Covering the President — And Why It Matters.”

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623: Trade association CEO draws on 20 years of broadcast experience

Anita Brikman uses the same skills she mastered from working 20 years as broadcast journalist, news anchor and health reporter in her current role as the CEO of the Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association.

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622. Deseret News’ first female editor won’t be its last

Sarah Jane Weaver was recently named the editor of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-owned Deseret News, becoming the first female editor in the 174-year-old newspaper’s history.

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621. Saving journalism includes improving mental wellness in newsrooms

Dr. Kate West and Leslie Rangel, authors of “Journalists Break News. Don’t Let it Break You,” discuss how newsrooms and media educators need to focus on mental wellness to prepare students and young journalists for the pressure of a career in journalism.

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