More Options, Less Access: Chuck Johnson On How Montana’s Journalism Landscape Has Changed
Veteran journalist Chuck Johnson joins Sally and Gwen to talk about the good and bad changes and challenges in Montana journalism over his over 40-year career including decreased access and increased distrust.
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Sally Mauk Chuck Johnson is known as the dean of Montana journalists for good reason. He covered state politics for over 40 years for the AP, the
Great Falls Tribune and Lee Newspapers before he retired in 2015. He also mentored legions of Montana reporters, including yours truly. No one is more qualified to talk about what s good and what s bad about journalism today than Chuck, and we re pleased to have him as our guest.
Public Service And The Risks Facing Female Journalists
NBC Montana anchor/reporter Maritsa Georgiou talks with Gwen and Sally about how she has become a go-to source of information about COVID; about the importance of good news sources, and about the threats highly visible female TV journalists have to deal with.
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Sally Mauk If someone were to hold a popularity contest for journalists in Montana right now, it s a pretty safe bet that NBC Montana anchor/reporter Maritsa Georgiou would win. Maritsa s become the go-to source of reliable information about the COVID pandemic in Montana and about how, when and where to get the vaccine. Maritsa is our guest today.