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Listen each week as Dr. Gretchen Hoak, former TV journalist, researcher, and professor, talks with other researchers, working journalists, and newsroom managers about mental health, newsroom culture, and journalist wellbeing. This podcast connects the real world with what academic research shows about life as a journalist and the toll the stress can take. From local journalist to national correspondent, we talk about the consequences of covering the trauma that makes the headlines and leads the newscasts. If you want to join the conversation and learn about how we can use research to make the news industry better and keep good journalists in the field where we need them, then this podcast is for you. Follow us on Instagram @informedreportingpodcast, or email us at informedreportingpodcast@gmail.com.
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Kekerapan kemas kini:
weekly
Purata panjang audio:
49 minutes
Temu bual tetamu
Bahasa Inggeris
Amerika Syarikat
23 episod
sejak 24 Feb 2026
episodic
EPISOD TERKINI 🔗
Description:
Eric Mansfield and Kristy Steeves spent more than two decades as local television reporters at competing stations in Cleveland, Ohio. Both cite covering an execution as defining moments for both them and their careers. On this episode they talk about local journalism, their mental h ...
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EPISOD SEBELUMNYA 🔗
Description:
On this episode of Informed Reporting, I talk with Dr. Anthony Feinstein, professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. Dr. Feinstein is the most well-known and most often cited researcher in studies of journalism and mental health. We talk about how he got into the field, h ...
Description:
In the last of 3 episodes focusing on 9/11 for the 25th anniversary, former journalist Anna Huntsman interviews 3 Kent State University journalism faculty who were working in local news that day when the terrorists attacked. Host Dr. Gretchen Hoak is among the three interviews. The ...
Description:In the second of 3 episodes marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11, I talk with photojournalist David Handschuh. David was at the Twin Towers that day and captured a Pulitzer-nominated photo of the second plane hitting the South Tower, before he was critically injured when it collapsed ...
Description:In this first episode of Season 2, I talk with journalist Mike Kelly about his experiences at ground zero and his new book, After Ground Zero: Everyday Americans and the Unhealed Scars of 9/11. You’ll hear how that tragic day affected him, what drove him to write his latest book, and ...
Description: In Australia, it’s summer as Christmas and New Years approach, which means everyone is on holiday at a time when disaster is most likely to strike. In this episode, Dr. Sharon Smith talks about her article, “It’s Trauma Season” that explored Australian journalists’ exposure to traum ...
Description: Sam Ragland from the American Press Institute is about as passionate as you can get about keeping journalists healthy. In this episode, we talk about her own journey with trauma and burnout and how it fueled her fire for teaching journalists and newsroom leaders how to be more resil ...
DescriptionJournalism can sometimes be a difficult job, but what makes it difficult can differ widely depending on who you are. On this episode, I talk with Dr. Kris Vera-Phillips about her recently published article, “Don’t Risk Your Life’: How BIPOC Journalists Navigate Identity, Newsroom Rout ...
Description:
Legendary local meteorologist James Spann knows what it’s like to bear the responsibility of keeping people safe during severe weather. For nearly half a century, he’s been forecasting in one of the deadliest weather markets in the country – Alabama. On this episode, he opens up abo ...
Description:
Journalists are passionate, and even during big and stressful moments, they put the story first. But that can lead to mental and emotional strain including burnout. That’s why Carolyn Fox has made it her priority to create newsrooms that recognize the importance of caring for their ...
Penafian: Podcast dan karya seni yang dibenamkan pada halaman ini adalah daripada Dr. Gretchen Hoak | Specialist in Journalist Wellbeing, yang merupakan hak milik pemiliknya dan tidak bergabung dengan atau disokong oleh Listen Notes, Inc.
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