Journalism History

Episode 87: Reporting from Ground Zero

Episode 86: Woodrow Wilson’s Ministry of Propaganda

Episode 85: Making Jesse James a Folk Hero

Episode 84: Life Magazine’s “College Girl”

Episode 83: America's "Tory" Printer

Episode 82: The Hutchins Commission

Episode 81: The Plucky Path of Nellie Bly

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Episode 80: The Tulsa Race Massacre

Episode 79: Hoover and the Fourth Estate

Episode 78: The Commercialization of PBS

Episode 77: The Founding Mothers of NPR

The emergence of National Public Radio in the early 1970s provided a critical opening for women to break into broadcast journalism, a field previously dominated by men and restricted by rigid gender barriers. Author Lisa Napoli details how Susan Stamberg, Linda Wertheimer, Nina Totenberg, and Cokie Roberts bypassed sys...

BONUS: Front Row at the Trump Show

Episode 76: The Unknown Stories of Titanic

Episode 75: Nixon's War on Television

Student Week: Celebrity Journalism and Social Consciousness

Student Week: Prior Restraint and the Pentagon Papers

Student Week: Sports Talk Radio in Memphis

Student Week: Deporting and Empowering a Communist Journalist

Student Week: Blurred Lines