Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 42 minutes ago
00:46 - Who is Kelsey Snell?
02:46 - What is NPR? What does work at NPR look like? What are things we should consider when telling a story?
09:53 - What is the workflow once a story has been assigned? How does someone like Kelsey go from an idea to the published product?
15:26 - How do you find evidence that your work made an impact?
17:16 - When you are using websites how can you know if information is correct?
19:04 - Does Kelsey get to pick the topic of her work and what sources does she use?
20:06 - What are some historical events that have inspired you to become a journalist?
21:24 - What information do you find most effective for your research?
22:36 - Why did you want to be part of the student newspaper when you were younger?
23:46 - How do you vet the resources you are using? How do you credit the person who you are speaking with?
26:00 - What is your motivation to do the work you do?
26:56 - What do you do when hit a block in your work?
27:46 - How do you know what to say to make a good podcast?
29:26 - What are your favorite topics to cover?
30:21 - How do you organize your research ideas?
32:51 - How do you build your audience understanding?
34:36 - If you are working on a project and feel stressed, how to manage and come back from that?
36:26 - Where do you do your best work?
00:46 - Who is Kelsey Snell?
02:46 - What is NPR? What does work at NPR look like? What are things we should consider when telling a story?
09:53 - What is the workflow once a story has been assigned? How does someone like Kelsey go from an idea to the published product?
15:26 - How do you find evidence that your work made an impact?
17:16 - When you are using websites how can you know if information is correct?
19:04 - Does Kelsey get to pick the topic of her work and what sources does she use?
20:06 - What are some historical events that have inspired you to become a journalist?
21:24 - What information do you find most effective for your research?
22:36 - Why did you want to be part of the student newspaper when you were younger?
23:46 - How do you vet the resources you are using? How do you credit the person who you are speaking with?
26:00 - What is your motivation to do the work you do?
26:56 - What do you do when hit a block in your work?
27:46 - How do you know what to say to make a good podcast?
29:26 - What are your favorite topics to cover?
30:21 - How do you organize your research ideas?
32:51 - How do you build your audience understanding?
34:36 - If you are working on a project and feel stressed, how to manage and come back from that?
36:26 - Where do you do your best work?
