What a treat to meet this impressive young journalist and talk about the great adventure she has ahead in one of the country’s most beautiful and fascinating places.
https://carleton.ca/sjc/2023/this-years-winner-of-cbc-north-internship-will-head-to-whitehorse/
Thrilled to see my colleagues at the Carleton’s School of Journalism and Communication rewarded for excellence, especially my friend Matthew Pearson.
Three faculty members in the School of Journalism and Communication were recognized today by the Faculty of Public Affairs for their excellence in
Such wise advice about how to defy aging from an 80-something year old superathlete whose story is the subject of new book by Brett Popplewell. Opinion: I used to dread growing old. Then I befriended a superathlete in his 70s - The Globe and Mail
Chris Brookes was a masterful radio storyteller from St. John’s, Newfoundland who helped change the way we make, and listen, to radio. He died from an accidental fall on April 10, 2023. His longtime collaborator Paolo Pietropaolo pays tribute to his audio legacy by writing about a 2009 IDEAS documentary called Hark! that they co-produced.
Over the last few years, NPR took steps to diversify its content lineup by investing in new podcasts that weren't tied to its radio programming, but its recent layoffs signal a return to a strategy centered around traditional broadcasting.
https://www.vulture.com/2023/03/npr-layoffs-invisibilia.html
Duncan McCue joins Carleton’s journalism program full-time to create more Indigenous storytelling | School of Journalism and Communication
Duncan McCue is joining Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication as an Associate Professor specializing in Indigenous Journalism and (Story)telling.
The podcast industry will continue to grow, but we're past the era where any random celebrity will have $30 million thrown at them despite no previous experience or track record in podcasting.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/15/arts/podcast-industry-spotify.html
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