Join Rebecca Snyder as she hosts Alexander Pyles, the Associate Dean at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism. Pyles, who also serves as the mentor coordinator for the MDDC internship program, shares invaluable insights on how to excel as a mentor for young journalists. Whether you're involved with the MDDC program or guiding interns and early-career journalists in other contexts, this episode offers practical tips and heartwarming anecdotes on fostering reciprocal and meaningful mentorship relationships. Tune in to discover how to inspire and nurture the next generation of journalism leaders while enriching your own professional journey.

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Join host Kevin Berrier as he delves into the transformative world of workplace safety and inclusivity with Bryce Griffler from Safety is for Everyone. In this enlightening episode, Bryce shares how Safety is for Everyone challenges norms and fosters environments of understanding and respect across diverse industries. Discover the journey behind the brand, the importance of normalizing discussions around diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and practical steps businesses can take to create safer, more inclusive workplaces. Tune in to learn how data and storytelling can drive meaningful change and innovation in your organization.

Rebecca Snyder talks with seasoned journalists about their past experiences as interns. Andy Schotz of the Frederick News-Post, Krys’tal Griffin of the News Journal, Jack Hogan of The Daily Record and Amanda Yeager of the Baltimore Business Journal offer advice for incoming interns. From getting integrated with the newsroom to navigating tight deadlines, hear what the journalists have to say to MDDC Press Association's class of summer 2024 interns.