It’s All Journalism

In this week's episode of It's All Journalism, Producer Michael O'Connell talks to Jennifer Crawford, co-host of The JellyVision Show Podcast, and Alex Vidales, the host of the Pilot Waves podcast.

Neal Augenstein, a radio reporter at WTOP in Washington, D.C., shares tips on how to use Periscope to add streaming video to your digital toolbox.

PBS Newshour foreign affairs producer P.J. Tobia talks about his journey from working at an alternative newspaper in Nashville to covering local news in Afghanistan to launching the foreign affairs podcast, Shortwave.

It's All Journalism producer Michael O'Connell gives a table talk presentation about podcasting at ONA 2015 in Los Angeles.

Baynard Woods, editor at large of the Baltimore City Paper, talks about the challenges of covering a big, breaking news story while navigating the often violent confrontation between protesters and the Baltimore City Police.

This week's It's All Journalism podcast features audio from a presentation by Yuri Victor, senior user experience developer at digital startup Vox.com, at the 2015 AAN Convention in Salt Lake City.

During a wide-ranging presentation at the AAN Convention in Salt Lake City, Elizabeth Osder, a 25-plus-year digital media professional and consultant, advised journalists and newsrooms to learn from companies like Uber and Airbnb.

This week's podcast features audio from Eric Bright's presentation at the 2015 AAN Conference in Salt Lake City: "Best be finding some new revenue, son." Bright is the vice president of e-commerce at Deseret Digital Media.

Melody Kramer is a journalist and federal government employee. She was a visiting Nieman Fellow at Harvard University and writes a weekly column for Poynter.