Candy Crowley: Adapting To A Changing Media Landscape
Tom Hodson talks with CNN's Candy Crowley about staying competitive--and relevant--in the ever-changing world of cable TV news
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Power Of Place: A Discussion Of Cultural Geography
Host Tom Hodson talks with Dr. Kenneth Foote, a professor of geography at the University of Colorado, about cultural geography and the United States shift into a country of commemoration
The Savvy Traveler: A Talk With Rudy Maxa
Host Tom Hodson talks with syndicated “travel guru” Rudy Maxa, the host of the radio travel show Rudy Maxa’s World and the public television show The Savvy Traveler
Climate Change: The Role Of Expertise In Environmental Policymaking
Host Tom Hodson talks with Dr. Stacy VanDeVeer, associate professor of Political Science at the University of New Hampshire, about international environmental policymaking and its domestic impacts
Photojournalists Embracing Change In Digital Media
Tom Hodson talks with Michel duCille, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner and associate editor for photography at The Washington Post
Unpacking The Myths About Fracking
Host Tom Hodson talks with Abrahm Lustgarten, investigative reporter for ProPublica. Lustgarten specializes in issues of the environment and hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking”
Why Journalism Is Not Dead: A Talk With Gwen Ifill
Host Tom Hodson talks with Gwen Ifill, the senior correspondent for PBS News Hour and the moderator and managing editor of Washington Week
The Fifth Annual Schuneman Symposium
Tom Hodson talks with Bob Stewart and Terry Eiler about the 2013 Schuneman Symposium on Photojournalism and New Media
Collaboration And Peacebuilding In International Peace Parks
Host Tom Hodson talks with Todd Walters, the Founder of the experiential learning organization International Peace Park Expeditions
Poverty And The Pulitzer: A Talk With Photographer Michael Williamson
Host Tom Hodson talks with Michael Williamson, the two-time Pulitzer Prize winning photographer of the Washington Post