Season 8

It's All Journalism episodes from 2020.

442. 2020 Lookback: America from Canada’s perspective

Dave Bidini discusses a special edition of the West End Phoenix examining what it's like to observe the U.S. from across the shared border.

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Remembering Tiffany Shackelford

It's All Journalism honors the memory of Tiffany Shackelford by reposting our conversation with her from April 2013.

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441. 2020 Lookback: A new journalist’s first year

Sarah Ramantanis of Philanthropy Australia discusses her first year as a journalist and working in the time of COVID-19.

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440. Google News Initiative wants newsrooms to thrive

Ben Monnie, director of global partnership solutions for news at the Google News Initiative, discusses Google’s new Digital Growth Program.

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Better News: Building strong community partnerships

Ryan Lillis and Liv Monahan talk about how The Sacramento Bee is building community partnerships and giving a voice to the underserved.

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439. How the coronavirus changed journalism

Marcus Harun, a producer at MSNBC, discusses his documentary, Essential Journalists: How Coronavirus Changed TV News.

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438. The Interview Dudes are taking over the world

Three middle schoolers talk about their podcast and interviews with the likes of Ryan Reynolds and Steve Martin.

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437. Objectivity, racism, and the crisis of credibility

Pacinthe Mattar discusses her recent story for The Walrus entitled "Objectivity is a Privilege Afforded to White Journalists."

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436. Investigative journalism that’s heavy on context

Investigative reporter Madison Carter of WKBW in Buffalo discusses her coverage of Black Lives Matter protests in the city.

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435. Sports columnist Jerry Izenberg subject of new book

Ed Odeven, a sportswriter for Japan Forward, discusses his new book about legendary sports columnist Jerry Izenberg.

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What were the highs and lows of your election coverage?

It's All Journalism host Michael O'Connell recounts his day covering the 2020 election in Washington, D.C.

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434. Put community at the center of your journalism

Andrea Wenzel discusses the importance of learning a community's priorities and information needs as a way to improve a newsroom's coverage.

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