It's All Journalism

On this weeks Its All Journalism podcast, producer Michael OConnell talks to writer Stephen Fried about long-form journalism. He will be talking about long-form journalism and presenting a writing workshop at the 2015 Association of Alternative Newsmedias Convention, which takes place July 16-18, in Salt Lake City. Fried is an adjunct professor at Columbia Universitys graduate school of journalism. Hes also a non-fiction author. His books include Husbandry, The New Rabbi, Bitter Pills: Inside the Hazardous World of Legal Drugs and Sex, Lies & Dirty Laundry Inside the Minds of Married Men. The Wall Street Journal and the Philadelphia Inquirer named his latest book, Appetite for America: Fred Harvey and the Business of Civilizing the Wild West One Meal at a Time, one of the top 10 books of 2010. For more about Frieds work, visit his website.

On this weeks Its All Journalism podcast, producer Michael OConnell talks to writer Stephen Fried about long-form journalism. He will be talking about long-form journalism and presenting a writing workshop at the 2015 Association of Alternative Newsmedias Convention, which takes place July 16-18, in Salt Lake City. Fried is an adjunct professor at Columbia Universitys graduate school of journalism. Hes also a non-fiction author. His books include Husbandry, The New Rabbi, Bitter Pills: Inside the Hazardous World of Legal Drugs and Sex, Lies & Dirty Laundry Inside the Minds of Married Men. The Wall Street Journal and the Philadelphia Inquirer named his latest book, Appetite for America: Fred Harvey and the Business of Civilizing the Wild West One Meal at a Time, one of the top 10 books of 2010. For more about Frieds work, visit his website.

Dan Newman and Tejas Mistry are part of the team behind NPR One, public radio's digital app that curates stories for you personally. Newman and Mistry see NPR One as the future of audio storytelling, where what people want is delivered directly to them, without much prompting from the user. Given the challenges in the news industry, NPR needs to be prepared for what comes next in digital media and to make the experience more personal.

Dan Newman and Tejas Mistry are part of the team behind NPR One, public radio's digital app that curates stories for you personally. Newman and Mistry see NPR One as the future of audio storytelling, where what people want is delivered directly to them, without much prompting from the user. Given the challenges in the news industry, NPR needs to be prepared for what comes next in digital media and to make the experience more personal.

Some scientists suggest theres been 10 inches of rise in the worlds oceans since the 19th century, said Robert Ted Gutsche Jr., a journalism professor and researcher at Florida International University in Miami. Were seeing a lot of climate change worldwide, but some of those issues are really at the forefront in Southern Florida.

Some scientists suggest theres been 10 inches of rise in the worlds oceans since the 19th century, said Robert Ted Gutsche Jr., a journalism professor and researcher at Florida International University in Miami. Were seeing a lot of climate change worldwide, but some of those issues are really at the forefront in Southern Florida.

In this week's podcast, It's All Journalism producer Michael O'Connell talks to Tiffany Shackelford, executive director of the Association of Alternative News Media, about AAN's annual convention, which takes place July 16-18, in Salt Lake City. They also talk about some of the challenges alt-weeklies have faced over the last year and some of the big successes going on in the alternative arena.

In this week's podcast, It's All Journalism producer Michael O'Connell talks to Tiffany Shackelford, executive director of the Association of Alternative News Media, about AAN's annual convention, which takes place July 16-18, in Salt Lake City. They also talk about some of the challenges alt-weeklies have faced over the last year and some of the big successes going on in the alternative arena.

This week, three former guests of the podcast discuss some of the changes going on at universities and journalism schools and what the future of journalism education might look like.

This week, three former guests of the podcast discuss some of the changes going on at universities and journalism schools and what the future of journalism education might look like.