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The Journalism Salute
I host & produce a podcast that spotlights journalists of all different types and backgrounds.
The tenets on which we operate are to be diverse, thoughtful, and interesting. Our guest list reflects that.
Why is a baseball guy doing a journalism podcast?
Explaining why I'm doing this project
Brian Lyman, Editor: Alabama Reflector
Brian has covered state government in some form in Alabama since 2006. He was just named a Pulitzer finalist for his columns.
Daniel Alvarenga, Journalist, Host: Humo, Murder and Silence in El Salvador
Daniel is an independent journalist and Salvadoran-American who brings a personal connection to the stories he tells.
Chenue Her, Morning News Anchor, WOI-Des Moines
Chenue is the first male Hmong news anchor in the United States.
Mary Rasura, Student at Florida Atlantic University; Founder: OutFAU
Mary is the executive editor at OutFAU, a monthly student publication that she founded that is devoted to LGBTQ issues at the school.
Lomi Kriel & Lexi Churchill: ProPublica & The Texas Tribune
They are 2 reporters on the team of journalists that just won The Collier Prize for their coverage of the Uvalde school shooting aftermath
Chatwan Mongkol: Creator, The Nutgraf
Chatwan is the editor and reporter for The Nutgraf, a newsletter that covers student journalism.
Rebecca Worby, Editorial Director: Reasons To Be Cheerful
Reasons to Be Cheerful is a non-profit website and newsletter founded by the musician and artist David Byrne. And it is what it says it is- reporting on news that should make you feel good.
Jay Boller, co-founder: Racket
Jay is co-owner and editor of Racket. RacketMN.com is a writer-owned, reader-funded alternative journalism source for news, arts, and culture in Minneapolis.
Itto Outini, Blind Journalist- The Datekeepers
Itto (who is blind) and her husband Mekiya run the website, The Datekeepers. They write and edit stories about people overcoming extraordinary odds to make contributions to the world.
Shi En Kim PHD, Science Writer, Co-Founder of Sequencer
Kim (she goes by her last name) is a freelance science writer who was just awarded a Pulitzer Center fellowship to cover a health and science story in Brazil.
Special Episode: College Media Association Convention Recap (9 Interviews!)
We talk to a diverse group of journalists at the College Media Association Spring Convention in Manhattan. They speak about their journalism origin stories and their most memorable journalism experiences.
Erin Reed, Transgender Journalist, Newsletter Writer
Erin is an independent journalist who covers transgender issues and anti-transgender legislation for her newsletter, Erin in the Morning, available on Substack. She also does video pieces on Instagram and TikTok.
Amir Vera, Breaking News Editor: CNN; vice-president of digital, NABJ
On this episode we’re joined by Amir Vera. Amir is a breaking news editor at CNN and the vice-president of digital at the National Association of Black Journalists.
Journalism Teacher Adriana Chavira (Scholastic Journalism Week)
We’re having Adriana on this week because it is Scholastic Journalism Week.
Curtis Bunn, Reporter: NBC BLK
Curtis is based in Atlanta and writes about race for NBC BLK. He’s been a journalist for more than 40 years.
Adrienne Johnson Martin, Executive Editor: MLK 50
Adrienne has been an editor for more than 30 years for The Los Angeles Times, The Raleigh News and Observer, Duke Magazine, and now MLK50,
Alexa Imani Spencer, Health and Race Reporter: Word in Black
Alexa reports on racial health equity for Word in Black, a newsroom that frames narratives and fosters solutions for racial inequities in America
Bennet Goldstein, Wisconsin Watch, Mississippi River Basin Agriculture and Water Desk (Report for America)
On this episode, we’re joined by Bennet Goldstein. Bennet covers agriculture and the environment in the heartland for Wisconsin Watch as part of Report for America. He works on the Mississippi River Basin Agriculture and Water Desk – a collaborative reporting group.
Andrew Galarneau: Food Writer, Four Bites
Andrew has been a journalist for 35 years and a writer and editor at The Buffalo News for 26 years, 12 years covering covering food.
Mallory Carra, Longtime Journalist; West Coast Media Jobs
Among many projects, she’s currently teaching journalism at USC, is the lead producer of the soon-released Electric Futures Podcast, and publishes a job listings newsletter, West Coast Media Jobs.
Stephanie Marudas and Emily Previti, Kouvenda Media
Kouvenda is a non-profit podcast production company that produces narratives for social change.
Massarah Mikati, Communities and Engagement Reporter: Philadelphia Inquirer
Massarah covers immigrants and communities of color.
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