Thinking both ways: What podcasts are teaching traditional text reporters
Scott Fowler waited years for this moment: a chance to question the incarcerated "hit man" in a…
October 18, 2018
Podcasts
Today’s WriteLane podcast: Music and storytelling go hand in hand
Today’s WriteLane is a follow-up to last week’s podcast, where we discussed drawing inspiration from…
March 7, 2018
TodayÂ’s WriteLane podcast: Finding inspiration from songwriters
Today’s WriteLane is about drawing inspiration from songwriters. The weekly podcast features Lane DeGregory, a…
March 2, 2018
With The City, USA Today Network is taking its local-to-national strategy to your earphones
Robin Amer thought she was a public radio lifer. She interned at NPR when she…
July 7, 2017
How a team of outsiders at The New York Times got The Daily to 20 million downloads and streams
It was kind of an accident. When Lisa Tobin arrived at The New York Times…
April 24, 2017
Is the marijuana boom ready for its own podcast?
When was the first time you smoked weed? For those who've never indulged (or perhaps…
March 28, 2017
Podcasts are still booming, but problems with diversity and advertising loom
Podcasting is continuing to grow even as it faces challenges such as lack of diversity…
January 26, 2017
NPR names its first general manager of podcasting
NPR on Friday appointed its first general manager of podcasting, yet another sign of the…
October 28, 2016
Who says kids don’t have podcasts? Here are 18 choices from public radio
Recent pieces in The Atlantic and Current lamented the lack of children’s podcasts available on…
June 28, 2016
Inside NPR’s podcasting strategy
NPR's headquarters in Washington, D.C. In January, months after "Serial" rocketed to the top of…
March 30, 2015
How The Boston Globe is covering the Boston Marathon bombing trial
When Laura Amico started at The Boston Globe this summer, she knew one of her…
March 8, 2015
