Audio
Jamyla has more than 10 years of audio experience as a radio reporter, producer, editor and guest host and has worked on the launch, production and distribution of more than 10 podcasts.
As an interviewer, she has posed questions to authors, activists, cave biologists, the daughter of a former president, athletes, legislators and flamingos (OK, she didn’t ask them questions but she did put a microphone in front of them.)
She has taught podcasting at University of Maryland, Baltimore County since 2019 and has led numerous workshops on audio storytelling and media literacy.
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Show description: Curious what it would be like to walk in someone else’s (work) shoes? Join New York Times bestselling author Dan Heath as he explores the world of work, one profession at a time, and interviews people who love what they do.
Guests booked: A veterinarian, a daycare owner, a city manager, a massage therapist.
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Identified and implemented newsroom collaborations with radio, TV and digital-only news partners | Coordinated workflows of “The Adam Jones Podcast”, “The Banner Baseball Show” and “The Banner Ravens Podcast” and provided editorial input/production support as needed
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Show description: Wavelength: Baltimore's Public Radio Journey is a six-episode limited podcast series from Your Public Studios.
Hosted by noted storyteller and actress Maria Broom, and featuring interviews and archival tape, the podcast will take listeners on a journey from public radio’s early days to now. Listeners will learn about the evolution of WYPR, WTMD, WEAA and WBJC, how the stations responded to major news stories, featured local and national musicians, and how they found their place in Baltimore’s current radio scene.
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Identified and lead podcast partners through the development process | Ensured quality control of all partner content | Tracked story, podcast, app, and streaming analytics
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Show description: “More Than Words” was a collaborative youth media group, radio project and podcast produced and reported by Frederick Douglass High School students.
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Show description: Maryland Morning with Sheilah Kast finds the most intelligent and intriguing voices to probe the “whys” and “who cares” behind the headlines. From the Atlantic to the Appalachians, we unravel local implications of national news stories, and explore the science, history, arts, and culture of Maryland.
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“The Lines Between Us” was an award-winning, year-long multimedia exploration of inequality in the Baltimore region. Every Friday for a year WYPR's Maryland Morning with Sheilah Kast broadcast personal stories and challenging conversations about race, class, and other factors that can divide our one region into separate worlds. The series won an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award.
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Hosted daily newscasts | Reported and produced on-air stories | Coordinated with NPR Training Team on revamp of station’s website.
Received CAPBA's 2011 Outstanding News Series Award for three-part series exploring racial inequality in Somerset County (MD) government.
Selected Producing and Reporting Work
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Full Senior Portraits series here.
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Find another Lines Between Us episode here.
Full Senior Portraits series here.
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Full More Than Words series here.
Click here to listen to “Wavelength: Local stations respond to The Uprising”.
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Hosting
Jamyla has served as a guest host for radio programs like On the Record with Sheilah Kast, Midday with Tom Hall, Life in the Balance and Delmarva Today. She has also been a moderator and panelist for live events.
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