On this episode of the "Iowa Journalist" podcast, University of Iowa Associate Professor of Law Cristina Tilley discusses her past as a reporter, how journalism intertwines with practicing law, and modern media issues.

On this episode of the "Iowa Journalist" podcast, University of Texas at Austin professor S. Craig Watkins discusses his books, "Don't Knock the Hustle" and "The Digital Edge," his role as a professor, and the future of young people's interaction with media.

On this episode of the "Iowa Journalist" podcast, SJMC associate professor Melissa Tully discusses her research on misinformation and digital audiences, how she began conducting research in Africa, and the paper she'll be presenting at the ICA Conference in May.

On this episode of the "Iowa Journalist" podcast series, Englert Theatre executive director Andre Perry discusses his work on festivals, passion for art, and role with the Englert Theatre.

On this episode of the "Iowa Journalist" podcast series, SJMC professor Meenakshi (Gigi) Durham discusses her new book, "MeToo: How Rape Culture in the Media Impacts Us All".

On this episode of the "Iowa Journalist," ESPN senior writer Seth Wickersham discusses his path to ESPN, interview stories, and advice for students.

On this episode of the Iowa Journalist, SJMC alum Lindsey Moon discusses her career in radio, lessons from internships, and advice for students.

Nichole Shaw is a graduating senior at the University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Communications. On this episode of the Iowa Journalist, Shaw discusses her role as a peer mentor, work with the New York Times Student Journalism Institute, and advice for students.

Brian Ekdale is an associate professor at the University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Communications. On this episode of the Iowa Journalist, Ekdale discusses his Department of Defense grant to research social media algorithms and how they reinforce personal biases.

On this episode of the "Iowa Journalist" podcast series, SJMC associate professor Kajsa Dalrymple discusses her teaching career and the UI Public Policy Center's Media, Policy and Public Opinion program.