Julia Barton is a story editor, media trainer, public speaker, and educator.
A guest post from the creator of "Metropolis"
The lost visual weirdness of local radio
Ask instead, "Did someone write my podcast?"
A shrine filled with ancient audio gear will do you good
What else we should learn from the story of Edward R. Murrow
A conversation with Anna Sale and a ghost
How sexism got hard-wired into radio
Radio made one dirigible disaster famous. It may have averted another.
Europe, throw a lifeline to public media in the US — while it still exists
"Mike fright" was so widespread in radio’s first decade, it affected the design of studios and programs. It still haunts podcasting today.
