Sarah and Angela are back for another semester of "Is It OK If I Record?", each taking on a new chapter in their college journalism careers. This season, the former student newspaper editors will...
In our final episode of the season, Justin, Angela and Sarah pass on their editor torches to Jackson, Colbi and Cammy as our first fully-remote semester nears its end.
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Big controversy of the week: laundry. Hear us out as we walk you through The Daily Free Press' editorial process and discuss how opinion pieces work in contrast to news pieces.
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Here's why we think college newspapers are worth taking seriously, and why doing so could benefit your community as a whole.
"Is It OK if I Record?" is hosted by Justin Tang, Angela Yang, and Sarah...
Three college journalists share their most embarrassing mistakes as young reporters and the important lessons we've learned from them. Also, our favorite journalism movies.
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In a basement newsroom on a college campus, three editors from The Daily Free Press worked through the night to pull together a 16-story newspaper.
City editor Allison Pirog and opinion editor Colbi...
This week's episode starts off with a heated debate over sparkling water, potato smoothies and burnt steaks. But how did Justin, Angela and Sarah stumble into the field of journalism? Join us as...
Is it OK to not be OK? Erin Slowey, editor-in-chief at The Daily Gamecock, joins the podcast from the University of South Carolina as we discuss her editorial board's decision to "go dark" for two...
Justin, Angela and Sarah reminisce on life at the newsroom before COVID-19, while also discussing all the quirks of running a student newsroom 100 percent virtually — from how we trained a whole...
This week's episode takes on a dense topic: what's the difference between journalism and social media, and what are some misconceptions we've seen around the two? Join us as we share our perspectives...
In our first episode, Justin, Angela and Sarah discuss what it means to be an independent student newsroom. It's a label touted proudly by many college publications, so what does "independence" entail?
