The Chicago ed beat: Why do politicians fight back when teachers want to feel safe?

On this week’s episode, Peter Corbett gives a firsthand account of an experience that’s become commonplace among journalists over the past decade. The former Arizona Republic reporter spent 23 years at the regional powerhouse before taking a buyout in 2016. He’s one of several journalists in a story by Monica Potts in our new Jobs issue. On The Kicker, he tells the story of his struggle to come to terms with the decision to leave the profession to which he’s dedicated his life.

1 Juni 20188min

On this week’s episode, CJR board member and founder of The Information Jessica Lessin interviews Facebook executive Adam Mosseri. Their conversation was recorded at a May 17 conference co-hosted by CJR and The Information in San Francisco. Lessin presses Mosseri on Lessin presses him on Facebook’s responsibility to publishers and whether the marriage between journalism and the social media platform can be saved.

24 Maj 201844min

A unified campaign against Alden Global Capital by Columbia Journalism Review

10 Maj 201819min

Rukmini Callimachi’s husband unfriended her on Facebook. She doesn’t tell her New York Times colleagues where she lives. Those are just a few of the precautions she’s taken since she started reporting on terrorism and the Islamic State. On this week’s episode, Meg spoke with Callimachi about the dangerous beat and how her new podcast, Caliphate, came to be. In Caliphate, Callimachi expands on her NYT reporting and dives deeper into the mind of ISIS with help from producer Andy Mills. Then Pet...

3 Maj 201825min

A Tale of Two Tariffs by Columbia Journalism Review

26 Apr 201823min

The Zuckerberg Chronicles by Columbia Journalism Review

12 Apr 201824min

CNN’s Nima Elbagir on her investigation into Libya's slave trade by Columbia Journalism Review

5 Apr 201827min

Is journalism a form of activism? by Columbia Journalism Review

29 Mars 201819min