The broccoli of media-focused podcasts.
In the greater scheme of things, getting the average person on the street to care about open government laws and the ability of journalists to have access to public records…
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel was in a position all too familiar for most newsrooms: It had great stories from a hardworking, dedicated staff, but it wasn’t making the biggest waves…
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Chicago is a story filled with stories. But who’s telling them? Andrea Hart is the co-founder along with Darryl Holliday, Bettina Chang and Harry Backlund, and director of community…
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It’s All Journalism host Michael O’Connell explains how to edit and mix down multiple audio tracks to create a finished podcast using the free open-source Audacity program.
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Depending on who’s talking, the homicide rate in the U.S. is either skyrocketing in some cities or has been brought under control. Obviously both can’t be true – or can…
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Two years after exploring the kidnapping case of 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling, the In the Dark podcast team is back with another case of mysteriously lapsed justice. “As journalists, we don’t…
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It seemed like a crazy idea, traveling 7,000 miles to talk to Tajik journalists about podcasting. According to Reporters without Borders, Tajikistan ranks 149th out of 180 countries on the 2018…
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Charlie LeDuff isn’t pulling any punches. His new book, Sh*tshow: The country’s collapsing and the ratings are great, spends time on the campaign trail during the 2016 presidential election, taking…
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It’s purely coincidental that journalists started asking questions about trust within their industry at the same time accusations of “fake news” started becoming the fodder of political tweet storms. Isn’t…
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When you turn on the television news, does the person reading the top stories look like you? A new paper on representation in broadcast news examines the diversity of…
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