22 episodes
Journeys to Journos Alexis, Bri and Mar
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- Society & Culture
J2J is what we consider to be our group chat brought to life — our constant thoughts, questions and breakdowns about our journeys into journalism and what it means to be doing this work in the world we’re living in today.
**Disclaimer: We do not speak on behalf of our employers. We only represent our personal experiences as journalists.
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Catch Up with Bri
Hear about Bri's updates from across the pond and what life is like as a student, again.
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A Look Back at Season 2
Bri, Mar and Alexis reflect on season two's series of guests and what they learned. The journos share what they're up to now and what lies ahead on their journeys.
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Taylor Lorenz Tackles the Internet
Tech columnist Taylor Lorenz has covered the internet since its early days, giving light to online culture. She shares what it's like being online while covering the space, forcing the industry to take her reporting seriously and how the future of journalism will meld with the world of content creation.
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The NYT, Data Journalism, Freelancing and Studying Abroad with Anisa Holmes
Anisa Holmes offers a perspective from each of her unique experiences starting with her dual degree, studying and working in Europe, her time freelancing and making a jump in her career. Anisa has done a little bit of everything and has a piece of advice for everyone.
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Cannabis as a growing beat with Jeremy Berke
Jeremy Berke writes about the cannabis industry for Insider, helming their newsletter, breaking news and getting plenty of scoops. Jeremy explains what it's like to cover an emerging beat for a product shrouded in taboos.
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Chelsea Cirruzzo finds her niche and paves the ways in freelancing
Axios' Chelsea Cirruzzo unpacks what it means to build a newsletter from the ground up, how to dominate a local beat and making your mark as a freelance reporter. Cirruzzo has nearly done it all and shares how she built her career.
Follow Chelsea @ChelseaCirruzzo.