In this episode of The Wilkes-Barre Connect Podcast, host Dan Kimbrough sits down with Julie Sidoni from WVIA to discuss the critical importance of media literacy in today's information landscape.
They explore the rapid changes in media consumption, the distinction between news and information, and the key differences between public and commercial media.
Julie shares insights from WVIA's listening tour, highlighting the diverse needs of communities within their large coverage area and the challenges of maintaining trust in local journalism. She emphasizes the value of hyper-local reporting and the role of local media in community engagement.
Julie also offers advice to young journalists and advocates interested in storytelling, underscoring the need to vet information sources carefully. Listen in to hear the vital role of local journalism in informing and empowering communities.
Hosted by - Dan Kimbrough Editing Assistant - Matthew Ash Produced by - Park Multimedia
To learn more about Julie, visit WVIA.org
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