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When it comes to planning a conference, well Trevor Knoblich isn't an expert but he certainly looks the part. Knoblich is helping plan the Online News Association's annual conference at the end of September and helped us get a better idea of what to expect in Chicago.

When it comes to planning a conference, well Trevor Knoblich isn't an expert but he certainly looks the part. Knoblich is helping plan the Online News Association's annual conference at the end of September and helped us get a better idea of what to expect in Chicago.

The New York Times former executive editor Bill Keller has gone from one of American journalisms most respected legacy media institutions to a new nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization called The Marshall Project. The Marshall Project will focus exclusively on stories about the U.S. courts and prison system. Keller is the editor-in-chief of the new venture that will try to expose systemic problems in the criminal justice system.

The New York Times former executive editor Bill Keller has gone from one of American journalisms most respected legacy media institutions to a new nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization called The Marshall Project. The Marshall Project will focus exclusively on stories about the U.S. courts and prison system. Keller is the editor-in-chief of the new venture that will try to expose systemic problems in the criminal justice system.

We return to Ferguson, Missouri, for this week's podcast to have a conversation with Robert Ray, a correspondent with the U.S. cable news channel Al Jazeera America. "Ferguson's story is happening all over the country," said Ray. "There hasn't been a spotlight by the media on it, but it's happening everywhere."

We return to Ferguson, Missouri, for this week's podcast to have a conversation with Robert Ray, a correspondent with the U.S. cable news channel Al Jazeera America. "Ferguson's story is happening all over the country," said Ray. "There hasn't been a spotlight by the media on it, but it's happening everywhere."

In this week's podcast, producers Megan Cloherty and Michael O'Connell talk to Alexander Howard about what the events of Ferguson, Mo., can teach journalists and the public about freedom of the press, oversight of government officials and the increasing militarism of law enforcement.

In this week's podcast, producers Megan Cloherty and Michael O'Connell talk to Alexander Howard about what the events of Ferguson, Mo., can teach journalists and the public about freedom of the press, oversight of government officials and the increasing militarism of law enforcement.

It all started with Jacques Cousteau. "I knew that I wanted to be a writer, but I didn't follow that for a long time," said Glen Weldon, a panelist on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast. "For the longest time, I thought I wanted to be a marine biologist. At age 4, I knew I wanted to be a marine biologist."

It all started with Jacques Cousteau. "I knew that I wanted to be a writer, but I didn't follow that for a long time," said Glen Weldon, a panelist on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast. "For the longest time, I thought I wanted to be a marine biologist. At age 4, I knew I wanted to be a marine biologist."