This story was produced at Radio Camp, inspired by NPR's Latino USA's news literacy program called "News or Noise?" where youth reporters examine hype vs fact in the news. Opinion or fact? It's the job of the news to be impartial, but is it always?  Youth reporter Malik Shah hit the streets of Williamsburg, Brooklyn to check in with listeners. 

Segment host: Dov Alperin

Opinion, or fact?

How do you do your job? Why do you do it? Radio Camp's reporters ask host David Brancaccio what he likes best about his job. 

Story by reporters: Alison Parish, Dov Alperin and Malik Shah.

Reporting on reporters: David Brancaccio, host

As a journalist you'd think that interviewing celebrities would be the best part, but not for public radio reporter Stacey Vanek Smith. Radio Camp's Malik Shah has the story.

Reporting on reporters: Stacey Vanek Smith's trip to the man camps

What's your job? How do you do it? Reporter Mark Garrison tells us about the weirdest story he's covered. Spoiler alert, it involves cryonics!

Reporting by Zach Sarantitis with help from Talia Winiarsky,  James Noel Murray, Madalyn DeLuca and Aaron Newirth

Reporting on reporters: MarkGarrison

Reporter Noel Murray takes us with him as he conducts his first ever radio interview.

Music selection, Aaron Newirth.
Photo: Lam Thuy Vo

At Least I got it over with

Reporter Noel Murray interviews Dinner Party host Brendan Francis Newnam and finds out teens and adults are kinda the same.

Kinda the same

The Dinner Party's Brendan Francis Newnam tells us how he does his job. Spoiler alert - he's a funny guy. 

Reporter: Aaron Newirth
Host: Talia Winiarski

Reporting on Reporters - Brendan Francis Newnam

Did you know about Doga (that's yoga for dogs)? Either did we until reporter Zach Sarantitis visited Manhattan animal shelter Bidawee.

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