Category: Podcasts

College radio advisers Candace Walton and Robert Quicke discuss College Radio Day (Oct. 11), a national public awareness initiative for college broadcasters.

Attorney Peter Kozinets discusses the Arizona Republic's public records lawsuit involving the accused Tucson shooter and student privacy.

David Hudson of the First Amendment Center discusses his new book, Let the Students Speak, about the history of student expression rights.

Tracy Loew, reporter for the Statesman Journal in Salem, Ore., discusses her 16-month investigation of spending irregularities at a regional education service district.

Vic Walczak, legal director of the ACLU of Pennsylvania, discusses two recent court rulings about online student expression and social networking.

Brett Myers and Denise Tejada of Youth Radio talk about their Peabody-award winning exploration of teenage prostitution on the streets of Oakland, Calif.

Los Angeles Times reporters Michael Finnegan and Gale Holland discuss their series about mismanagement of college construction projects and offer tips for journalists.

Joel Campbell of Brigham Young University discusses just-passed legislation in Utah that will dramatically alter that state's public records law.

Attorney Enrique Armijo of Covington & Burling LLP discusses a key First Amendment case involving the right to broadcast leaked video and the privacy rights of juveniles.

Mc Nelly Torres of the Florida Center for Investigative reporting discusses her recent story on unaccredited, for-profit high schools.