LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: 'We’ve heard from [Today in Ohio] listeners that one aspect they enjoy is feeling like they are part of a conversation. In 2023, we think we might have a way to more formally bring them into the conversation.'
Our newsroom is nearing the end of the time of the year when we spend weeks mapping out plans for the year ahead, and we have some intriguing ideas for 2023.The podcast is a half-hour conversation with me, Content Director Laura Johnston, Public Interest and Advocacy Editor Leila Atassi and Lisa Garvin, a member of our Editorial Board.
Some listeners already do this. They subscribe to a different text channel, one in which I send a message each morning about something the newsroom has in the works or questions we seek to answer. Some subscribers to my text messages are also podcast listeners, so I regularly get messages about something we said on Today in Ohio.
. The blotters are the most popular items in the Suns, and they regularly get strong readership online. The people who put together the newsletter – our Columbus reporting team – are the experts on politics and the Statehouse, and we think newsletter readers might enjoy a weekly discussion by the team on the biggest stories they cover. They know a lot more than they report, and hearing their thoughts would provide more perspective on the news.
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