WriteLane
Episodes
Investigative reporter Delia D’Ambra discusses her hit podcast, CounterClock.
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Andrew Huse, a librarian who specializes in archives at the University of South Florida Tampa Library’s Special Collections, offers advice on how to research for storytelling.
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How do you keep coming up with ideas when the whole world is covering the same story?
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Steve Contorno, the political editor at the Tampa Bay Times, shares his thoughts about politics in 2020.
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Aiyana Ishmael, a senior at Florida A&M University, talks about the challenges facing Black and Hispanic journalists in an industry that is not as diverse as it should be.
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Tampa Bay Times food critic Helen Freund talks about what it’s like having to redefine your beat in the face of a crisis.
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We discuss three recent articles to illustrate how to take BIG topics and turn them into quick-turn stories.
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Austin Fast, a graduate student at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University and recent Tampa Bay Times intern, shares advice on how to capture great audio.
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Sharon Wynne, who covers things to do at the Tampa Bay Times, explains the challenges of writing about theme parks as they reopen during a pandemic.
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Listen for advice on how to consider the possibilities.
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Not all writers and editors like to outline, but it works for us. We'll tell you why.
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The discussion centers around a story about a food pantry in Gulfport, Fla.
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Journalists, as a rule, are a funny bunch, but not many of us know how to write humor. Listen to someone who has a deft touch.
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How to find the facts that will stand out and elevate your story.
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Listen for advice on how to gather information from events you didn't witness.
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Roy Peter Clark, a longtime faculty member at the Poynter Institute, discusses his favorite writing tools. That’s also the title of one of his books.
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Three journalists discuss working from home, struggling to avoid distractions and trying to find a quiet place to write.
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The Times' Josh Solomon shares his experiences reporting on the protests in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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Tampa Bay Times reporter Claire McNeill and the subject of one of her recent stories, Marin Fehl, join the podcast. Read the story here: Senior year derailed, a high school journalist pushes toward one last deadline
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