#9: Ailsa Chang
NPR Congressional Correspondent Ailsa Chang joins Abi for a conversation on her transition from law to journalism and being open to a career’s unexpected turns. Ailsa won a duPont Award in 2012 for ...
28 Jun 201611min
#8: Nicole Young
We kick off On Assignment’s Summer Mini Series with CBS News 60 Minutes producer and duPont winner, Nicole Young. In this episode, Nicole talks about the power of the follow-up, and how one unplanne...
21 Jun 201610min
#7: Daniel Alarcón
Our duPont fellows, Erika Glass and Laura Brickman, bring you an outtake from our conversation with the J school's Daniel Alarcón, who moderated our episode with the producers of Serial.
31 Mai 20165min
#6: June Cross and Journalist Lisa Desai
On Assignment’s season finale features accomplished filmmaker and the founder of Columbia Journalism School’s Documentary Program June Cross. She took the stage at a recent Film Friday screening with...
10 Mai 201633min
#5: Sarah Koenig, Julie Snyder and Dana Chivvis
Listen in on a conversation with the journalists behind the worldwide phenomenon Serial: Host and Executive Producer Sarah Koenig, Executive Producer Julie Snyder and Producer Dana Chivvis. Serial won...
26 Apr 201646min
#4: Sacha Pfeiffer and Walter Robinson
In this episode, Spotlight comes to the J-School. Meet the Boston Globe reporters who unveiled a major sexual abuse scandal within the ranks of the Catholic Church. Editor Walter “Robby” Robinson and ...
12 Apr 201647min
#3: Joshua Oppenheimer
What would it be like if the Nazis were still in power after the holocaust? Towns all over Indonesia experience this every day. Adi Rukun, an Indonesian optometrist, sets out to confront the men respo...
29 Mar 201637min
#2: Alex Gibney
What’s it like to take on one of the most powerful institutions in the country? Filmmaker Alex Gibney talks to Professor Betsy West about the making of his controversial, duPont-winning film Going Cle...
15 Mar 201632min
