Así Fue is a podcast from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), where journalists unpack their experiences in the field and talk about issues they care about including business, immigration and the arts. Hosted by long-time radio journalist Mónica Ortiz Uribe, Así Fue is a space where journalists can reflect together on the deeper meaning of their work, and can feel validated and represented.
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Así Fue is a podcast from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), where journalists unpack their experiences in the field and talk about issues they care about including business, immigration and the arts. Hosted by long-time radio journalist Mónica Ortiz Uribe, Así Fue is a space where journalists can reflect together on the deeper meaning of their work, and can feel validated and represented.
Covering business might cause a reporter to break out in a cold sweat or their eyes to glaze over. But not Jordyn Holman. She writes about business and the retail industry for the New York Times. Her personal experience pushes her coverage beyond the executive suites and into the lives of wage workers and the communities where they live. In this episode, Jordyn and host Mónica Ortiz Uribe delve into Jordyn’s experience as a Black journalist covering issues of race, class, and gender in corporate America.
Palabra: Así Fue
Así Fue is a podcast from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), where journalists unpack their experiences in the field and talk about issues they care about including business, immigration and the arts. Hosted by long-time radio journalist Mónica Ortiz Uribe, Así Fue is a space where journalists can reflect together on the deeper meaning of their work, and can feel validated and represented.
