601. What drives journalists to put themselves at risk?
Dr. Anthony Feinstein, author of “Moral Courage: 19 Profiles of Investigative Journalists,” conducted the first study on the topic of journalists, trauma and emotional well-being.
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Season 12
These are the It’s All Journalism episodes and posts published in 2024.
600. Legacy media is failing to give people the news they really want
Meghann Cuniff, a legal affairs reporter based in Southern California, has a long history of covering breaking news, conducting investigations and writing long-form narratives from courtrooms about high-profile cases.
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Better News: Food and drink reporting drives revenue to The Sacramento Bee
Benji Egel of The Sacramento Bee discusses how news organizations can create a regional keepsake that drives revenue toward their newsroom.
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IAJ Best of 2023: Anna Robertson, The Cool Down
IAJ’s interview with Anna Robertson, co-founder and chief content officer of The Cool Down, was the most downloaded podcast episode of 2023.
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599. How can journalists and academic researchers find common ground?
Tamar Wilner is a postdoctorate fellow at UT Austin’s School of information, where she works on Co-Designing for Trust National Science Foundation-funded project aimed at tackling the misinformation crisis. She and Valérie Belair-Gagnon recently wrote a report for Nieman Lab on the disconnect between what journalists experience in the newsroom and what academic researchers understand about the news industry.
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598. Empowerment journalism: How to build trust with the community you’re covering
Andie Crossan and Britney Dennison coauthored The Empowerment Journalism Guide. Crossan talks to It’s All Journalism host Michael O’Connell about how empowerment journalism can help newsrooms produce “community-engaged reporting.”
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