by IU Media School
The Media School at Indiana University prepares students for careers in journalism, cinema, broadcast, game design, and other forms of 21st-century communication. In the school’s latest podcast, “I’m No Expert,” we sit down with Media School faculty to discuss their area of expertise. Not an expert in media research? Good! Neither is our host, undergrad student Lydia Norton or producer Betsy Leija. This podcast allows any listener to better understand the media’s impact on the social, physical, and psychological aspects of our lives. Each episode will feature a different topic and guest, so follow us to hear new episodes released every month!
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March 27, 2025
What do the Target Circle Card community giving initiative and Patagonia's involvement in environmental issues have in common? Both are examples of corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts aimed at promoting societal good. In comparison, social advocacy theoretically benefits a portion of a company's stakeholders, but often involves navigating controversial, typically political, issues. Media School associate professor Nicholas Browning discusses how corporate organizations determine which initiatives align with their mission and enhance their reputation with their target audience. Special thanks to host Lydia Norton, producer Betsy Leija, and intern Alice Racek. Original music was created by Avi Forrest and Natalie Ingalls.
February 10, 2025
VCRs and projectors and Walkmans, oh my! Indiana Broadcast History Archive Director and Media School professor Mike Conway shares how he is working to save, preserve, and present information about the history of Indiana's radio and television. Due to obsolete technology, some of that information is lost forever. But Conway and the IBHA team is working hard to archive as much of the Hoosier history as possible.
November 20, 2024
Environmental journalism expert Suzannah Evans Comfort discusses the importance of environmental journalism, how it's covered, and the challenges environmental journalists face in addressing human-caused environmental degradation.
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