Podcast

508. Baltimore Banner aims to keep local journalism strong

April 21, 2022 Amber Healy 00:23:41 Comments Off

Liz Bowie and Justin Fenton discuss the Baltimore Banner, a soon-to-launch, all-digital news outlet.

507. Immersive reporting from nudist community to drag show diva

April 14, 2022 Amber Healy 00:35:59 Comments Off

Billy Warden is a Raleigh-based marketing executive, writer and musician. He specializes in writing features from a first-person, immersive perspective. He shares what it’s like reporting from inside a nudist community and as a performer in a drag queen review.

506. More reporters covering statehouses: Pew Research study

April 7, 2022 Amber Healy 00:27:29 Comments Off

A new study from the Pew Research Center looks at the state of statehouse reporting in the U.S. and comes away with some good news and not-so-good news. Katerina Eva Matsa, Pew’s associate director of research, shares the details.

505. Police misconduct exposed by California Reporting Project

March 31, 2022 Amber Healy 00:30:29 Comments Off

Arlo Malmberg, manager of the Discovery Program at the University of California-Berekely, and Lisa Pickoff-White, a data reporter at KQED, discuss the California Reporting Project’s efforts making public data about possible police misconduct.

504. Ms. Magazine marks 50 years of uplifting feminist voices, ideals

March 24, 2022 Amber Healy 00:29:53 Comments Off

Katherine Spillar, executive editor of Ms. Magazine, discusses the magazine’s role and how it uplifts feminist voices and concerns.

503. Legacy newsrooms identify new streams of digital revenue

March 17, 2022 Amber Healy 00:21:28 Comments Off

Will Medina, director of sales and marketing at Prensa Arizona, and Dana M. Peck, director of digital solutions at The AFRO, discuss how the Google New Initiative’s Ad Transformation Lab helped them identify new streams of sustainable revenue.