A continuation of JN101/MX101. Students in this course will further explore the theory and practice of storytelling, with an emphasis on radio journalism. Students will produce radio newscasts and current affairs programming. In relation to broadcast new, students will examine how news media practices both reflect and contribute to broader socio-political forces, thus developing their skills in a context of critical reflection. Course subject to a technology access fee. Prerequisites JN101/MX101. Notes 2 hour lecture, 3 hour lab
