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Podbean is a Nice Alternative to Host Your Staff’s Podcasts

Soundcloud, Podomatic, Podbean, Archive.org and many more. In the world of audio hosting sites there are a wide variety of

Last week NPR announced a new opportunity for students and teachers throughout the nation: a student podcast challenge. The contest

We began podcasting in fall 2009 after I attended the Reynolds High School Journalism Institute at Arizona State University that

When recording a podcast, ambient noise can be great for setting the scene of a story, but it can also

Are high school journalism programs joining in on the digital revolution? You should be! Iowa City High School’s Jon Rogers

We’re back for a 2nd season! We talk with Whitney H.S. adviser (and JEA President) Sarah Nichols about starting the

Francis Howell North adviser, Aaron Manfull has been flipping out! Horrible puns aside, we talk about what a flipped classroom

I have gone back behind the microphone in recording Jerdcast, but I’ve always been bothered by how my phone conversations

It’s Scholastic Journalism Week next week! I sit down with Adam Dawkins, an adviser from Regis Jesuit High School in

Pompeo Denounces News Media, Undermining U.S. Message on Press Freedom
by Edward Wong on January 26, 2020 at 4:15 am
In an extraordinary statement, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized a veteran NPR reporter, Mary Louise Kelly, and said the news media was “unhinged.”
Bowen Yang of ‘S.N.L.’ Is a Smash. And a Mensch.
by Maureen Dowd on January 26, 2020 at 3:58 am
The show’s first Chinese-American cast member talks resisting conversion therapy, playing politicians and quitting Twitter.
Tape Made Public of Trump Discussing Ukraine With Donors
by Kenneth P. Vogel and Ben Protess on January 26, 2020 at 2:49 am
The recording from a dinner in 2018 showed that the president spent an hour with two key players in the Ukraine pressure campaign. He has repeatedly said he does not know them.
Effects of Coronavirus Begin Echoing Far From Wuhan Epicenter
by Chris Buckley and Tiffany May on January 26, 2020 at 2:19 am
Hong Kong closed its schools for several weeks, Beijing began limiting bus travel in and out of the capital and China’s travel association suspended tour groups of citizens heading overseas.