Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Last month, Emily Bell and Heather Chaplin launched the Journalism 2050 podcast as part of a CJR special issue on the monumental ...

Despite the jokes about our egos, many of us journalists got into the business because we felt a need to call out powerful institutions. But journalism itself is one of those powerful institutions, ...

Podcasts have exploded in recent years, and it's no surprise why. They are a convenient way to absorb knowledge and can be easily incorporated into one’s daily life. The versatility of the topics that ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. In 1992, a writer named Douglas Rushkoff signed a contract for Cyberia, his book about the internet subcultures of the West ...

One recent morning, I joined two super-talented AJC employees hard at work in a Midtown recording studio. Johnny Edwards, an investigative reporter, was in a sound booth reading a script he had ...

It’s common to hear the word “objective” used in relation to the work of journalists. However, its definition and application are hotly debated, with some experts arguing it’s either impossible or ...

Last week’s edition of Hot Pod contained a statistic so stunning I had to read it twice: One thing I keep hearing over and over is that it is so much harder to launch a podcast now than it was, say, ...

It takes a lot to “break the internet” in 2025, if that’s even possible anymore. But Pablo Torre did just that with his Pablo Torre Finds Out episode on Bill Belichick, Jordon Hudson, and the most ...

Winners have been selected in the inaugural Journalism Podcast Competition of the 2024-25 Hearst Journalism Awards Program. There were 54 entries from 32 schools submitted. First Place was awarded to ...