The Lead

In this episode, we talk with Haitian Times publisher Garry Pierre-Pierre about building a publication from the ground up, connecting with the people you work with and the role of journalists in today’s world.

In this episode, Nate Bramel talks to UGA alum and AJC business columnist Matt Kemper about how to have a long, multifaceted career with one publication.

In this episode, distinguished Grady College alumna Charlayne Hunter-Gault reflects on her career as a reporter and time at UGA, her drive for becoming a journalist and her lifelong mission of providing a voice to the voiceless.

In this episode, former WSB-TV anchor Monica Pearson talks about how a newsroom team can turn into a family, the importance of being proactive instead of reactive, and how we can truly connect with the communities we serve.

Mark Shavin on balancing the work and life demands of journalists by The Lead

In the final episode of season three, we talk to Newsy general manager Blake Sabatinelli about the next stage of broadcast news, how to get around the limitations of social media platforms and how to be a broadcaster that viewers want to invite into their homes.

In this episode, Atlanta Journal-Constitution data journalist Jeff Ernsthausen talks about the importance of interviewing data as thoroughly as any other source and how the path to success doesn’t look the same for everyone.

Selwyn Crawford, the Assistant Metro Editor at The Dallas Morning News, talks about how the public attitude toward the media has changed and the importance of relearning how to tell captivating stories.

CNN’s Cathy Farr and Lucas Mire talk about emerging media, such as virtual reality, and how to prepare for roles in journalism that don’t exist yet.

AJC political reporter Greg Bluestein talks about covering politics in a hyperpartisan climate and the challenges presented by fake news.