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It’s All Journalism – Year in Review

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Each December, the It’s All Journalism crew likes to look back at all the conversations we had over the past year. On this week’s podcast, Producers Nicole Ogrysko, Amber Healy, Amelia Brust and Michael O’Connell discuss their favorite podcast episodes of 2018 and what topics they’d like to cover in the new year.

We also looked back at the most downloaded episodes of 2018. Below you’ll find the 10 episodes produced in 2018 that our listeners downloaded the most. Do these match your favorite episodes of 2018? If not, why not take our anonymous online survey to let us know what episode was your favorite.

Top 10 podcast episodes of the year

290. What’s it like to report from North Korea?
291. Ear Hustle’s remarkable success in podcasting from prison
296. Cinematic video journalism shakes up old model of visual storytelling
293. Need new skills? ONA is here to help
300. The who, what and where of podcasting
299. Can journalism survive in a post-truth world?
288. Telling stories of the past to change the world’s future
298. Investigative journalism helps restore lives robbed by injustice
297. Learning, relearning and unlearning the magic of broadcast
287. That time of year when reporters count backwards

More Episodes

292. Where do college students get their news?

On this week’s It’s All Journalism podcast, Producer Michael O’Connell travels to DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, to talk about podcasting. In a live podcast recording, he asks a room full of college students how they get their news. It’s a fascinating peek how young people consume their news.

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February 8, 2018
Duc Luu and Caroline Jones of the Washington City Paper

484. City Paper uses its 40 years of expertise to help local business

Duc Luu, publisher and chief development officer for the Washington City Paper, and interim editor Caroline Jones talk to It’s All Journalism host Michael O’Connell about the alt weekly’s 40-year history in Washington, D.C. They also discuss how the paper’s role has changed in that time and how it’s using its status and connections to work with small businesses during the pandemic. 

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October 21, 2021
Joanne Griffith

510. Why diversity should be part of everything newsrooms do

Joanne Griffith is the chief content officer of the American Public Media Group’s APM Studios. The talks to It’s All Journalism host Michael O’Connell about her role overseeing APM Studios’ editorial vision and brand voice. They also discuss why it makes sense for newsrooms to make diversity part of everything they do.

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May 5, 2022

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