ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Getting Behind The Desk is a 12 episode podcast series focusing on broadcast journalism from the past, present and future. Each episode has a special guest who has experience or knowledge on the world of broadcast.
Host, John Dills, is currently a senior Mass Communications major at Piedmont University.
Host, John Dills, is currently a senior Mass Communications major at Piedmont University.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
21 minutes
English
United States
13 episodes
since Jan. 27, 2022
episodic
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The future of broadcast is bright, and without broadcasters and their viewers, it would not be what it is today.
Special guest, Keysha Lee, shares her experience in broadcast and what the potential future could hold for broadcasters.
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Podcasting is a new medium and has great potential in the world of news, information and entertainment.
Special guests Dr. Joe Dennis and Emma Marti share what it has been like as podcasting has made a mark on society.
Rural areas may or may not have a local television news station. For many areas they are also the main source of local news.
Special guest, Jennifer Arbitter, shares what it was like to be a broadcaster for a rural area.
This episode of Getting Behind The Desk focuses on the stereotypes that broadcasters are seen as stars.
Special guest, Jennifer Arbitter, shares her experience as a reporter, anchor and news director.
This episode of Getting Behind The Desk is about diversity in broadcast journalism.
Special guest, Mandy Woodruff-Santos, shares an important perspective of diversity in journalism and why diversity is so important for everyone.
The trailer to the podcast series Getting Behind The Desk!
This episode is all about broadcast journalism of today, and what new things have happened within the last few years.
Special guest, reporter and sports anchor at WRBL in Columbus, GA, Jack Patterson shares some of his stories and experience in broadcast journalism.
This episode of Getting Behind The Desk is all about cord-cutting.
With special guest, Associate Professor of Mass Communications, at Piedmont University, Melissa Jackson helps guide us through what entering the new digitial age is like.
This episode of Getting Behind The Desk focuses on the fight for viewership between Fox News, CNN and MSNBC.
Special guest Dr. Joseph Dennis talks about his knowledge surrounding each network and their viewership.
This episode of Getting Behind The Desk focuses on social media platforms, tech giants and their impacts on broadcasters.
Special guests Dr. Melissa Tingle and Mr. Luke Story provide great insight as to what is happening from the perspective of social media users and broadcasters.
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