It's All Journalism

A digital reporter for Washington, D.C. station WTOP, Augenstein has been a pioneer in the field of iPhone reporting. Over the last three years, he utilizes the iPhone as his primary reporting device, using it shoot video and record and edit all his audio for his radio stories. He's shared what he's learned at journalism conferences and training sessions. Augenstein also is an early adopter of iPhone apps from Voddio, which allows a user to edit video

A digital reporter for Washington, D.C. station WTOP, Augenstein has been a pioneer in the field of iPhone reporting. Over the last three years, he utilizes the iPhone as his primary reporting device, using it shoot video and record and edit all his audio for his radio stories. He's shared what he's learned at journalism conferences and training sessions. Augenstein also is an early adopter of iPhone apps from Voddio, which allows a user to edit video

On this week's episode of It's All Journalism, producers Michael O'Connell and Nicole Ogrysko talk to P.J. Tobia, a foreign affairs producer at PBS Newshour. He talks about his journalist's journey from working at an alternative newspaper in Nashville to covering local news in Afghanistan to launching the foreign affairs podcast, Shortwave. He also offers some advice for young journalists starting out their careers.

On this week's episode of It's All Journalism, producers Michael O'Connell and Nicole Ogrysko talk to P.J. Tobia, a foreign affairs producer at PBS Newshour. He talks about his journalist's journey from working at an alternative newspaper in Nashville to covering local news in Afghanistan to launching the foreign affairs podcast, Shortwave. He also offers some advice for young journalists starting out their careers.

In the first part of this two-part podcast, It's All Journalism producer Michael O'Connell and Tiffany Campbell, executive editor for digital at WBUR in Boston, share some of their thoughts behind their presentation at the 2015 Online News Association Conference: Creating Your First Podcast: A Beginner's Workshop.

In the first part of this two-part podcast, It's All Journalism producer Michael O'Connell and Tiffany Campbell, executive editor for digital at WBUR in Boston, share some of their thoughts behind their presentation at the 2015 Online News Association Conference: Creating Your First Podcast: A Beginner's Workshop.

On this week's It's All Journalism podcast, IAJ producer Michael O'Connell talks to Baynard Woods, editor at large of the Baltimore City Paper. Woods shares his first-hand experience covering the protests, riots and uprisings that took place last April following the funereal of Freddie Gray, an African-American youth who died in police custody. Woods talks about the challenges of covering a big, breaking news story while navigating the often violent confrontation between protesters and the Baltimore City Police.

On this week's It's All Journalism podcast, IAJ producer Michael O'Connell talks to Baynard Woods, editor at large of the Baltimore City Paper. Woods shares his first-hand experience covering the protests, riots and uprisings that took place last April following the funereal of Freddie Gray, an African-American youth who died in police custody. Woods talks about the challenges of covering a big, breaking news story while navigating the often violent confrontation between protesters and the Baltimore City Police.

I had the pleasure of speaking Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference in Westville, New Jersey. It was a great opportunity to meet a bunch of podcasters from the East Coast and learn about the great work they're doing.

One of the people I met was Joe Pardo of the inspirational Dreamers Podcast.

I can attest that Joe is a real-life dreamer and a pretty cool dude. He organized the conference and runs a network that hosts four other podcasts.

How cool is he? He took 10 minutes out of running a podcasting conference to talk to me about what inspires him.

Enjoy this mini, mid-week episode featuring my conversation with Joe.

-- Michael O'Connell

I had the pleasure of speaking Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference in Westville, New Jersey. It was a great opportunity to meet a bunch of podcasters from the East Coast and learn about the great work they're doing.

One of the people I met was Joe Pardo of the inspirational Dreamers Podcast.

I can attest that Joe is a real-life dreamer and a pretty cool dude. He organized the conference and runs a network that hosts four other podcasts.

How cool is he? He took 10 minutes out of running a podcasting conference to talk to me about what inspires him.

Enjoy this mini, mid-week episode featuring my conversation with Joe.

-- Michael O'Connell