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@ldtully Baking for my journalism writing students was a deadline stress reliever for all of us. Also, as aspiring professionals, they needed to know about chocolate chips as writing aids.
@melodyhahm@ailsachang@NPR I once gave Daniel Swerdling a ride to the airport after he visited our journalism school. As we chatted on the way, it was like having a “driveway moment” at 70 mph.
@SoniaHendrix Somebody start a journalism awards program with categories that highlight quality reporting you’d like to see, open to print, broadcast, online, social media, etc. Partner with a nonprofit journalism organization, like a university j-program or j-org. Prizes with some cash.
@NPRextra I’ve been listening since college, fall break 1981. Driving around the North Carolina mountains and trying to get anything on the radio, I tuned in a compelling story on the political situation in Greece. I had never heard such narrative, in-depth news reporting on the radio.
@tracy_walder I used to bake for my students, too, and though I’m not teaching now, I wondered how that might work under current conditions. Nice solution.