The Journalism Salute

Mark Simon
The Journalism Salute

The Journalism Salute is a journalism appreciation podcast. We interview working journalists about who they are and what they do. Our aim is to have diverse guests, thoughtful questions, and interesting conversation. If you're an aspiring journalist, you'll learn potential careers to pursue and tips to put to use. If you're an experienced journalist, you'll learn about like-minded members of your profession with notable stories to tell. And if you're not a journalist, we hope you'll garner or further an appreciation for journalists and realize that they are NOT the enemy. Try us! And find us at our website or on Twitter and e-mail us at journalismsalute@gmail.com

  1. High School Students Poojasai Kona and Nico Fischer, PBS Student Reporting Labs - On Our Minds: Election 2024 Podcast Hosts

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    High School Students Poojasai Kona and Nico Fischer, PBS Student Reporting Labs - On Our Minds: Election 2024 Podcast Hosts

    On this episode we're joined by student journalists Poojasai Kona and Nico Fischer. They are wrapping up their time as this season's hosts for On Our Minds: Election 2024, a podcast run by the PBS News Hour Student Reporting Labs. Poojasai is an 11th grader at Frisco High School in Texas. Nico is an 11th grader at Santa Clara High School in California. You'll also hear from Christine Zirneklis, the organization's director of communication and partnerships and Briget Ganske, youth media producer and lead podcast producer for Student Reporting Labs. The two students, who come from vastly different backgrounds, share insights into the skills they've gained from working on the podcast (particularly the importance of gaining self-confidence), the need for diverse youth perspectives in media, and stories of their triumphs and rejections. They also talk about balancing school and their outside activities and managing their mental health. Christine and Briget share some background on the program, what is so impressive about the students who work on it, and how other students can get involved. Poojasai's salutes: All the people at Student Reporting Labs; Neha Madhira, New Voices Nico's salutes: Amanda Vigil, digital producer and youth specialist at KQED Public Radio Washington Post reporter Arelis Hernández Notable Links Where to find On Our Minds Election 2024 (select your app of choice) https://studentreportinglabs.org/on-our-minds/ Teen Vogue article referenced by Nico about conspiracy theories aimed at Latino men https://www.teenvogue.com/story/conspiracy-theories-young-latino-men-gaming-sports-sites Thank you as always for listening. Please send us feedback to journalismsalute@gmail.com Visit our website: thejournalismsalute.org Mark’s website (MarkSimonmedia.com) Tweet us at @journalismpod and Bluesky at @marksimon.bsky.social Subscribe to our newsletter– journalismsalute.substack.com

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  2. Isabella Ramírez, 148th Editor-in-Chief, Columbia Daily Spectator

    2024. 12. 17.

    Isabella Ramírez, 148th Editor-in-Chief, Columbia Daily Spectator

    On this episode, we're joined by Isabella Ramírez. Isabella just completed her tenure as editor in chief of the Columbia Daily Spectator at Columbia University and President of Spectator Publishing Company. She is the first Latina to hold that position. She just received the National Association of Hispanic Journalists Student of the Year award. One of the people who nominated her for the award said Isabella's leadership changed her campus. Isabella led a staff covering protests against the Israel-Hama War and the university's investments in Israel. That included a Gaza Solidarity ecampment in April, the takeover of a campus building, Hamilton Hall, the subsequent arrests of hundreds of protesters by the NYPD, and the resignation of the school president. The protests at Columbia were a catalyst for other collegiate protests across the country. Isabella also represented The Spectator in national and international interviews. Isabella discussed her journalistic leadership during campus protests, her approach to storytelling, managing, and teaching, and the significant internal and external challenges faced by The Spectator during her tenure. She also reflected on her heritage, how she manages her mental health, and her aspirations within journalism. Isabella's salute: National Association of Hispanic Journalists. An oral history of the protests written by Columbia students for New York Magazine https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/columbia-university-protests-israel-gaza-campus.html An interview with Isabella on how the staff managed its mental health https://mindsitenews.org/2024/05/08/a-student-journalist-on-how-her-team-coped-with-the-stress-of-covering-a-campus-under-siege/

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The Journalism Salute is a journalism appreciation podcast. We interview working journalists about who they are and what they do. Our aim is to have diverse guests, thoughtful questions, and interesting conversation. If you're an aspiring journalist, you'll learn potential careers to pursue and tips to put to use. If you're an experienced journalist, you'll learn about like-minded members of your profession with notable stories to tell. And if you're not a journalist, we hope you'll garner or further an appreciation for journalists and realize that they are NOT the enemy. Try us! And find us at our website or on Twitter and e-mail us at journalismsalute@gmail.com

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