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Around The House with Scott BrockampHome Warranty / Stained GlassDawn Titsworth of 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and Laura Goff, stained glass artist at Laura Goff Designs join Scott in today's episode. 2024-09-231h 27
The Scripps Launch PodSeason 2 | Episode 1: “Good Game: Scripps Bobcats in the Sports Industry”Join your host Erin Roberts to hear from three awesome alumni working in the sports industry: Evan Shaw, BSC ’07, WOUB documentary journalist and NFL cinematographer; Jon Greenberg, BSJ ’01, editor-in-chief of The Athletic; and Kim Kanner, BSC ’08, manager of remote crewing at ESPN. We’ll also hear from Dean Scott Titsworth on what he’s excited about right now, and from senior journalism and political science doble major Abby Miller, editor of The Post, Ohio University’s independent student newspaper. Strap in for another season of “The Scripps Launch Pod,” which will highlight the fact that communicators are not only everywhere, but...2021-09-2035 min
Scripps Insider Podcast8: Nick Viland - A Georgia Native who made his way to AthensNick Viland is a second-year student majoring in News and Information in the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism who is focusing on sports broadcasting. Nick explains how he landed a summer job doing play-by-play for a college league baseball team in Alaska—an experience that brought him face-to-face with a bear and her cubs.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in order to never miss an episode of the Scripps Insider podcast. Also, please take a moment to SHARE on your social media feeds.2019-12-0215 minScripps Insider Podcast7: Luke Steiner - Student Ambassador and Sports JournalistLuke Steiner majors in News and Information in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. He works as a Scripps College Student Ambassador and is significantly involved in sports broadcasting with ESPN3. In addition to describing his experiences in classes and on campus, Luke explained how he has carefully planned his courses to attain his major in News and Information, a minor in sports management, and a specialization in sports production and sports administration, all while graduating a year early.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in order to never miss an episode of the...2019-11-2518 minScripps Insider Podcast6: Dan Dry—2018 Ohio Communication Hall of Fame InducteeDan Dry is an accomplished commercial photographer and alumnus of our program. He was a native Athenian and attended Ohio University in the mid-1970s. Following his time at OU, Dan joined the Louisville (Ky) Carrier Journal staff that won a Pulitzer Prize. Dan’s career has resulted in over 100 books, over 400 awards, and the distinction of being Director of the Kentucky Derby photo team. In this podcast, Dan discusses his time at OU, his career as a photographer, and important trends that he is observing in the industry.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in...2019-11-1827 minScripps Insider Podcast5: Chip Linscott—Is he real or virtual?Chip Linscott is a faculty member in the McClure School of Emerging Communication Technologies who is also involved with the Immersive Media Initiative in the Scripps College. Chip discusses the immersive media certificate available to students from across campus as well as the current and future applications of that technology.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in order to never miss an episode of the Scripps Insider podcast. Also, please take a moment to SHARE on your social media feeds.2019-11-1135 minScripps Insider Podcast4: Allison Rickets and Her Podcasting ClassAllison Rickets is a 2018 Communication Fellow who teaches English Language Arts at Athens High School. The Communication Fellows program creates connections between the Scripps College and K-12 Ohio teachers who want to integrate communication education activities into their classes. Allison and her students discuss how they used this initiative to create a podcasting class at Athens High.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in order to never miss an episode of the Scripps Insider podcast. Also, please take a moment to SHARE on your social media feeds.2019-11-0419 minScripps Insider Podcast3: The Venice TripOver Veteran’s day weekend, the Scripps College will host the 2019 Visual Discovery Conference, which was created by an international consortium of universities to discuss teaching and learning within the field of data visualization and infographics. The first such conference was held in Venice Italy in 2018. This episode features several students and faculty who attended the Venice conference. They reflect on their experiences traveling internationally, attending the conference, and what to expect at this Year’s Visual Discovery Conference in Athens.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in order to never miss an episode of the...2019-10-2819 minScripps Insider Podcast2: Professor Bill Reader Talks Community JournalismProfessor Bill Reader from the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism brings his expertise to Scripps Insider by talking about the importance of community journalism. Professor reader discusses what community journalism is and why it is so important for high quality news and information at a local level.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in order to never miss an episode of the Scripps Insider podcast. Also, please take a moment to SHARE on your social media feeds.2019-10-2122 minScripps Insider Podcast1: Scripps Student Senator Mikayla Rochelle2019-2020 Student Senator for the Scripps College, Mikayla Rochelle, talks with Dean Scott Titsworth about her role as a Student Senator, her advice for new students, and an upcoming Town Hall meeting hosted by her and Dean Titsworth on October 16, 3:00-4:00 p.m. in Schoonover Center 450.
Be sure to click on the SUBSCRIBE button in order to never miss an episode of the Scripps Insider podcast. Also, please take a moment to SHARE on your social media feeds. 2019-10-0309 min
SpectrumChagas Disease Is Being Battled By Ohio University Researchers and StudentsOhio University researchers and students are fighting to prevent the dreaded Chagas disease in Ecuador and its spread to the United States.
Each year, according to the World Health Organization, over 8 million people are infected with Chagas disease mostly in Latin America. However, nearly 300,000 people in the United States are also infected.
The disease kills nearly 20,000 people each year. Additionally, some 15,000 babies are born infected with the disease.
Chagas disease is spread by a parasite called the “kissing bug” and it is prevalent in southern Ecuador. It thrives in rural and overcrowded urban centers, according to Dr...2019-09-0443 minSpectrumHate Speech from the Top Can Heighten Chances for ViolenceAs a nation, our population is divided into political and ideological tribes who only listen to others who agree with them and demonize anyone who is different from them, according to Dr. Scott Titsworth, dean of the Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University.
Thus, we have a nation of rhetorically warring camps who do not agree even on the basics and find the opposition to not only be wrong but dangerous and evil, according to Dr. Titsworth.
As the verbal attacks ratchet up and the name-calling and dehumanizing of our opponents escalates, a “rhetorical environment” is crea...2018-10-3144 minSpectrumIs “Fake News” an Accurate Description of Today’s Media Landscape?“Fake News” is a term that does not have one definite meaning. Its definition is fluid depending on who is using it to describe news coverage, says an assembled team of experts.
Spectrum brought together a veteran journalist, a scholar in the fields of communication and education, and a media executive with 30 years of experience in public broadcasting to dissect the topic of “Fake News” and what it means.
Allison Hunter is currently the Editor-In-Chief of WOUB News. Over her career she has had experience in both commercial and public broadcasting. She has produced award-winning news programming in the m...2018-03-1456 min