The Journalism Salute
The goal of this series is to put a spotlight on the people and organizations providing communities and groups with the journalism that matters to them, whether that’s information, education, photography, or many other possibilities
I want to show that these groups are real and important and that it’s really important that we know and respect who they are and what they do. This is part of a bigger project aimed at countering the cries of "fake news" and "lamestream media."
Episodes
Music Journalist: Ken Partridge on Writing A Book (Hell of a Hat)
Show Details33min 57sDavid Cutler: Teacher & Executive Director of the Private School Journalism Association
Show Details29min 23sCésar Rodríguez, Photojournalist - The GroundTruth Project
Show Details31min 21sFarnoush Amiri of the Associated Press, Report for America
Show Details30min 23sAdam Rhodes, Chicago Reader, NLGJA Chicago
Show Details27min 31sPhotojournalist Aryana Noroozi of The GroundTruth Project and Pulitzer Center
Show Details29min 36sSean Lahman on Data-Driven & Watchdog Reporting at The Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Show Details27min 2sREAIR: Allison Augustyn of InvestigateWest
Show Details24min 50sMona Holmes of Eater LA - Food Journalism is About People Too
Show Details36min 48sREAIR: What is Dialogue Journalism? Eve Pearlman of Spaceship Media
Show Details32min 10sCarol Robidoux: Manchester Ink Link & a Lesson in Entrepreneurial Journalism
Show Details39min 15sAaron Elson: On Copy Editing & World War II Oral History
Show Details55min 14sSteve Novotney, Lede News (West Virginia)
Show Details30min 59sKassidy Arena (Iowa Public Radio & Report For America)
Show Details27min 17sCollege Media Roundtable: Hadriana Lowenkron & J.D. Duggan
Show Details32min 59sColumnist, Book Author, Professor Fernanda Santos
Show Details34minGraham Lee Brewer, NBC News, Native American Journalists Association
Show Details38min 8sDr. Ed Madison, Journalistic Learning Initiative
Show Details34min 57sBen Chase: From Social Worker to Small-Town Journalist for The Huron Daily Plainsman
Show Details33min 41sIliana Limón Romero & Ashley Colley of The Association for Women in Sports Media
Show Details31min 27sBarbara Crossette: Covering the U.N. for PassBlue to Round Out a 50+ Year Career
Show Details48min 17sDonna Ladd & Ashton Pittman - Important Investigative Reporting for the Mississippi Free Press
Show Details46min 31sKhushbu Shah of The Fuller Project on Covering Women's Issues Nationally and Globally
Show Details36min 58sThe Marjorie: Covering Women & The Environment in Florida
Show Details28min 24sThe 1619 Project As A Teaching Tool for High School Journalists
Show Details30min 11sHadar Harris of the Student Press Law Center on Supporting & Defending Press Freedom
Show Details23min 39sKen Lemon On How The NABJ Is Raising Important Issues For Black Journalists
Show Details39min 4sJournalism teacher P.J. Cabrera on Being An Educator of Color, Scholastic Journalism Week & More
Show Details36min 49sNathaniel Rakich of FiveThirtyEight on The Ways He Analyzes Elections
Show Details32min 21sRobin Kemp of the Clayton Crescent: 21 Hours of Election Coverage and a Lifetime Connected to Journalism
Show Details46min 46sMorgan Mullings of the Bay State Banner & Report For America On The Beginning of a Journalism Career
Show Details38min 25sNAHJ VP Arelis Hernández on fair treatment for Hispanic journalists and reporting for the Washington Post
Show Details35min 48sUniversity of Alabama professor Meredith Cummings on teaching, touring newsrooms, and journalism for children of all ages
Show Details39min 44sRabbi Hillel Goldberg on Running a Family-Owned Jewish Newspaper
Show Details22min 41sAmjambo Africa: Georges Budagu Makoko & Kathreen Harrison On Covering The African Experience in Maine
Show Details36min 18sThe Forward Editor-In-Chief Jodi Rudoren on Covering All Aspects of Judaism
Show Details25min 6sJournalism Teacher Alana Van Der Sluys On The Value of Journalism Education
Show Details31min 17sPrism Editor-in-Chief Ashton Lattimore on How Her Newsroom Sees the World Differently
Show Details26min 58sBettina Chang of City Bureau On Producing Impactful, Equitable, Publicly-Responsive News
Show Details32min 28sSiri Carpenter on The Open Notebook and Creating A Science Writers Community
Show Details46min 37sMaking Journalism History Accessible with Teri Finneman & Nick Hirshon of the AEJMC
Show Details29min 36sGabriel Kahn of Xtown.LA on Data Journalism at the Local Level
Show Details18min 53sCovering health journalism with Tara Haelle and Bara Vaida of the Association of Health Care Journalists
Show Details30min 23sBene Cipolla of Chalkbeat on Covering the Classroom
Show Details21min 57sBecoming a Better News Consumer with Darragh Worland of the News Literacy Project
Show Details38min 30sKING-5 news anchor Steve Bunin on Asking The Right Questions
Show Details30min 2sHolly McCall of Tennessee Lookout on Covering A State With A Supermajority
Show Details28min 37sTrusting News with Joy Mayer
Show Details22min 47sThe American Journalism Historians Association w/ Dr. Donna Lampkin Stephens and Dr. Aimee Edmondson
Show Details29min 3sWhat is Solutions Journalism - With Michelle Faust Raghavan
Show Details24min 8sInvestigateWest Executive Director Allison Augustyn
Show Details24min 50sWhat is Dialogue Journalism? - Spaceship Media Co-Founder and CEO Eve Pearlman
Hide Details32min 57sOn this episode of The Journalism Salute, Mark is joined by Eve Pearlman, the co-founder and CEO of Spaceship Media.
In Eve’s words, Spaceship Media is a company that invites exploration for journalists and conversation participants through a recently developed form of work known as dialogue journalism. Spaceship brings people from different groups together for conversations over an extended period of time and works with media outlets to report on what comes from those conversations.
Eve explains the origin of the company and how dialogue journalism works in the spirit of reconceptualizing what journalism is. She tells what motivated her to pursue this type of journalism, how projects are conceptualized, developed, and completed, and why journalists are ideal for the role they serve within dialogue journalism. She also shares her vision for future projects and pays it forward with advice, and a journalism salute of her own.
Core quote: “What can I do with the skills I have, from where I sit, to help the greater good?”
The Journalism Salute is a podcast intended to spotlight journalism organizations doing prominent work and to counter the notion of journalists as the enemy of the people. It is hosted by Mark Simon. Please subscribe, rate, and review.
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Guns, An American Conversation (Spaceship Media’s book)
Published Aug 19, 2020 at 4:10am
