466 Prison Journalism Project helps inmates share their stories
Shaheen Pasha and Yukari Kane of the Prison Journalism Project help inmates with an interest in writing learn how to tell their stories to a wider audience.
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465. How newsrooms should handle requests to unpublish stories
Deborah Dwyer discusses her work, building tools to help newsrooms deal with unpublishing requests.
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464. How Spiro Agnew’s crimes became relevant again
Michael Yarvitz discusses the book he co-authored with MSNBC host Rachel Maddow on former Vice President Spiro Agnew.
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463. Few Americans support journalism’s core values and mission
Jennifer Benz and Tom Rosenstiel discuss a recent survey that reveals only 11 percent of Americans support what journalists believe are the core values of their mission.
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462. Journalists aren’t as good at covering protests as they may believe
Summer Harlow and Danielle Kilgo talk about their new study that shows how reporters are failing to provide strong coverage of protests and continue to place more weight on the voices of authority figures.
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461. The Counter uses food to make news more digestible
Kate Cox, editor of The Counter, explains how food can be a lens to view the news, because we all have to eat every day.
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