It's All Journalism

In this week's It's All Journalism podcast, producer Michael O'Connell talks to Reuben Stern, deputy director of the Futures Lab at the Missouri School of Journalism, and data journalism expert Jackie Kazil about how technology is changing journalism as it's changing the world all around us.

In this week's It's All Journalism podcast, producer Michael O'Connell talks to Reuben Stern, deputy director of the Futures Lab at the Missouri School of Journalism, and data journalism expert Jackie Kazil about how technology is changing journalism as it's changing the world all around us.

It's All Journalism producer Michael O'Connell had the pleasure Saturday, May 30, with joining some of my fellow D.C.-area podcasters at Awesome Con. We presented a panel entitled "Pop Goes the Podcast," where we talked about our experiences producing podcasts.

It's All Journalism producer Michael O'Connell had the pleasure Saturday, May 30, with joining some of my fellow D.C.-area podcasters at Awesome Con. We presented a panel entitled "Pop Goes the Podcast," where we talked about our experiences producing podcasts.

Steve Friess, a freelance journalist and former staff writer for Politico and Knight Wallace fellow at the University of Michigan, found himself on the receiving end of the story opportunity of a lifetime in the form of a cardboard box filled with hundreds of letters.

Steve Friess, a freelance journalist and former staff writer for Politico and Knight Wallace fellow at the University of Michigan, found himself on the receiving end of the story opportunity of a lifetime in the form of a cardboard box filled with hundreds of letters.

Mark Stencel, a former managing editor for digital news at NPR and senior editor at both The Washington Post and Congressional Quarterly, has authored a report for the American Press Institute on the importance of fact-checking, especially in presidential campaigns.

Mark Stencel, a former managing editor for digital news at NPR and senior editor at both The Washington Post and Congressional Quarterly, has authored a report for the American Press Institute on the importance of fact-checking, especially in presidential campaigns.

On this week's podcast, Zach Seward, VP of Product and executive editor at Quartz, talks about the digital startups approach to design. The thesis for his presentation at the 2015 Society for News Designs workshop in Washington, D.C., is that everyone it Quartz writers included are designers. He also talks about the lessons learned from Quartzs three redesigns and the core principles that guide them in their decision making about design.

On this week's podcast, Zach Seward, VP of Product and executive editor at Quartz, talks about the digital startups approach to design. The thesis for his presentation at the 2015 Society for News Designs workshop in Washington, D.C., is that everyone it Quartz writers included are designers. He also talks about the lessons learned from Quartzs three redesigns and the core principles that guide them in their decision making about design.