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On this episode of the podcast, Dave Cunningham welcomes award-winning journalist , Maegen Kulchar, for a conversation about the evolving world of local news.
The discussion explores Maegen’s journey into journalism through Carleton University and Niagara College, early years reporting for CKWS-TV in Kingston, and the dramatic shift that followed the 2025 restructuring and layoffs at the local television station.
Now reporting for the Kingston Whig-Standard, Maegen reflects on the transition from television to print journalism, the changing habits of news consumers, the influence of social media and artificial intelligence, and the challenges — and importance — of strong local reporting.
The conversation also highlights the nationally recognized story that earned the E. Cora Hind Award for Local Reporting in a medium market.
A thoughtful discussion about journalism, community, and the future of local storytelling.
If you have a story idea that you think our guest might be interested in, send her an email ... [email protected]
#LocalNews #Journalism #YGK #Storytelling #KingstonWhigStandard
#NewsMedia
Our theme music is “Stasis Oasis”, by Tim Aylesworth
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Send comments & suggestions to [email protected]
Episodes also air weekly on CJAI at 101.3fm (Tue. at 4pm)
By Dave CunninghamSend us Fan Mail
On this episode of the podcast, Dave Cunningham welcomes award-winning journalist , Maegen Kulchar, for a conversation about the evolving world of local news.
The discussion explores Maegen’s journey into journalism through Carleton University and Niagara College, early years reporting for CKWS-TV in Kingston, and the dramatic shift that followed the 2025 restructuring and layoffs at the local television station.
Now reporting for the Kingston Whig-Standard, Maegen reflects on the transition from television to print journalism, the changing habits of news consumers, the influence of social media and artificial intelligence, and the challenges — and importance — of strong local reporting.
The conversation also highlights the nationally recognized story that earned the E. Cora Hind Award for Local Reporting in a medium market.
A thoughtful discussion about journalism, community, and the future of local storytelling.
If you have a story idea that you think our guest might be interested in, send her an email ... [email protected]
#LocalNews #Journalism #YGK #Storytelling #KingstonWhigStandard
#NewsMedia
Our theme music is “Stasis Oasis”, by Tim Aylesworth
Follow us on Facebook, Linkedin, Instagram, & Threads
Send comments & suggestions to [email protected]
Episodes also air weekly on CJAI at 101.3fm (Tue. at 4pm)

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