Margaret Chase Smith
At the Republican National Convention in July 1964, Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s name was placed in nomination for the presidency, and she received votes from 27 delegates, the first time a woman was placed in nomination at a major party’s presidential convention in the United States. It wa…
Evolving the business model for community news with Reviving Rural News' Teri Finneman, Nick Mathews and Pat Ferrucci
Teri Finneman, Nick Mathews and Pat Ferrucci, authors of Reviving Rural News: Finding a Sustainable Future for Community Journalism, explore the unique challenges facing rural newspapers in the wake of the local news industry's financial crisis. They discuss their yearlong experiment with a Kansas …
Women Who Dared
In 1872, decades before women were legally allowed to vote, Victoria Woodhull made an audacious run for the White House. The press ridiculed her stance on 'free love' and she spent election night in jail. But she had put the first small crack in one of the thickest glass ceilings around. Twelve yea…
Bay City News' unconventional model to serve newsrooms and communities with Katherine Ann Rowlands
Katherine Ann Rowlands, owner and publisher of Bay City News, shares insights into the unique hybrid model of her organization, which has served the San Francisco Bay Area with round-the-clock news coverage for 45 years. She discusses Bay City News' evolution from a pure newswire service into a dua…
Slowing down and training the next generation of storytellers with Lede New Orleans' Jennifer Larino
Jennifer Larino, executive director of Lede New Orleans, shares how her organization is reshaping local journalism by training young BIPOC storytellers to address community information needs. She discusses the origins of Lede New Orleans, the challenges of building an inclusive newsroom, and the im…
From "fried and frozen" to thriving: Helping local newsrooms serve communities with COLab's Laura Frank
Laura Frank, head of the Colorado News Collaborative (COLab), shares insights into sustaining local journalism through collaboration, innovation, and addressing critical challenges. She highlights COLab's role in supporting over 180 Colorado newsrooms with reporting, engagement, revenue models, and…
The Free-Love Candidate, Women Politicians & the Media with Teri Finneman
"If a male politician is in his 20’s and 30’s he’s an ambitious go-getter, who’s a rising star - no one asks “what about his kids, why isn’t he at home?” This is just one of the points of discussion you'll hear during my conversation with Dr. Teri Finneman, author and professor of journalism. We di…
Powerful women and reviving local news
Dr. Teri Finneman, the Clyde M. Reed Professor in the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas, discusses her research on powerful women and reviving local news. She is interviewed by Radio Active Magazine regular Spencer Graves.
Professor Finnem…
The Portrayal of Women Candidates in Political Campaigns
In this episode, Dr. Teri Finneman discusses the portrayal of women candidates in political campaigns. This presentation was originally made at The Universalist Congregation in Lawrence, KS in March, 2020. Dr. Finneman's comments describe the treatment of women candidates in American politics ove…
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