Roy Peter Clark, through his teaching and books, has helped countless journalists and non-journalists alike become better writers. Known as "America's Writing Coach," Clark joins host Tom Jones to talk about his journey, and offers more lessons on what it takes to be a good writer. 

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Many people are complaining about being overwhelmed by the news. How can they cope while still being informed? Join this fascinating discussion with the Poynter's Ren LaForme and host Tom Jones on The Poynter Report.

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Should journalists be afraid of AI or embrace it? What will the newsroom of the future look like with AI? Will AI cost journalists their jobs or enhance their craft? This is a "must listen" for anyone in the media. The Director of MediaWise, and AI expert, Alex Mahadevan is the guest on the Poynter Report Podcast. 

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What does the immediate future hold for the press during the Trump Administration? And how has the White House Press Corps changed? Has it gotten better? Poynter Institute Media Reporter Angela Fu provides some important insight on The Poynter Report Podcast.

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Special guest Jen Psaki joins The Poynter Report to discuss her new show on MSNBC. She talks about what will make the show unique while discussing the media’s role in today’s political environment.

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A year-long New York Times investigation has uncovered that the U.S. is playing a deeper, longer role in the war in Ukraine than most realize. The reporter who broke the story is Adam Entous and he joins The Poynter Report with the shocking details contained in the “The Secret History of the War in Ukraine”.

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Brand new research answers the question, "what effect does social media have on young teens?". Listen to the shocking results in this ground-breaking episode of the Poynter Report with research professor Justin Martin from the University of South Florida's Journalism Department in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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What effect does cell phone usage have on young teens? You will be shocked by the answer based on groundbreaking research just being released. This episode is a "must-listen" for all parents. Journalism Professor Justin Martin from the University of South Florida-St. Petersburg is the guest.

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What are the top 50 media events of the last half century? Some of the answers will surprise you, but there's more. Learn how you can help choose those events. Join Poynter's Ren LaForme and Tom Jones as they unveil Poynter 50—a landmark project celebrating 50 years of journalism excellence. 

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The Associated Press’ removal from official White House activities is sparking outrage among media organizations and first amendment advocates. What does this mean for the future of American media under President Trump? For an insider’s look into the issue, tune into The Poynter Report Podcast with special guest, former Washington Post media reporter Paul Farhi.

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