The J Room

Jerred Zegelis (Z) and Tim Kaldahl (K) are back for season two of the J Room.  This episode takes place in the calm before the storm . . . a few days before students come back for 2019-20. The segment also includes a new feature — “Stuff You Can Use.”  The”stuff” this week is a video editing program, DaVinci Resolve.  Interested?  Here’s the link — https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/ 

n

Check out even more of the work done in the J Room at http://www.thejroom.net.  Want to get in touch?  Email us at kaldahl.timothy@westside66.net or zegelis.jerred@westside66.net. 

n

For a peek at Westside High School Journalism, go to http://westsidewired.net.

It has the longest deadline.  It costs the most.  It weighs the heaviest.  Advising a yearbook is a very different […]

Emily and Georgia are leaving.  They served as co-editors in chief for the Westside Journalism’s daily online news site — Westside Wired.  They talk with Jerred Zegelis (Z) and Tim Kaldahl (K) about what they’ve learned over the past four years.  The big lesson?  Adapt and try stuff. 

n

Check out even more of the work done in the J Room at http://westsidewired.net/.  Want to get in touch?  Email us at kaldahl.timothy@westside66.net or zegelis.jerred@westside66.net. 

nnSend in a voice message:nnhttps://anchor.fm/jroom/message

It’s just Z (Jerred Zegelis) and K (Tim Kaldahl) talking about the surprising/not surprising fact that real news is something that gets read at a high school.  Looking at our Google stats for what gets read on our news site has shown that covering important, timely topics makes all the difference.  

n

Check out even more of the work done in the J Room at http://westsidewired.net/.  Want to get in touch?  Email us at kaldahl.timothy@westside66.net or zegelis.jerred@westside66.net. 

nnSend in a voice message:nnhttps://anchor.fm/jroom/message

What’s it like to be a senior journalism student (four years!) who is about to graduate?  In this episode, Jerred Zegelis (Z) and Tim Kaldahl (K) look back at how the Westside newspaper, The Lance, has evolved with Sam, who has been an editor in chief for two years.  

n

Check out even more of the work done in the J Room at http://westsidewired.net/.  Want to get in touch?  Email us at kaldahl.timothy@westside66.net or zegelis.jerred@westside66.net. 

nnSend in a voice message:nnhttps://anchor.fm/jroom/message

In this episode, Jerred Zegelis (Z) and Tim Kaldahl (K) talk with the yearbook editors, Brooklyn and Ramya.   These students created this year’s  Shield Yearbook with the help of many other students.  

n

Check out even more of the work done in the J Room at http://westsidewired.net/.  Want to get in touch?  Email us at kaldahl.timothy@westside66.net or zegelis.jerred@westside66.net. 

nnSend in a voice message:nnhttps://anchor.fm/jroom/message

In this episode, Jerred Zegelis (Z) and Tim Kaldahl (K) talk to two of the senior leaders in the program, Dre and Brandon.   These two young men are the producers of our award-winning video journalism program, Warrior Television.  

n

For more work that Dre and Brandon produced, go here:   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfBhU6aGKoGwnCCCx6-VRHQ 

n

Check out even more of the work done in the J Room at http://westsidewired.net/.  Want to get in touch?  Email us at kaldahl.timothy@westside66.net or zegelis.jerred@westside66.net. 

nnSend in a voice message:nnhttps://anchor.fm/jroom/message

In this episode, Jerred Zegelis (Z) and Tim Kaldahl (K) look back and take stock of the 2018-19 journalism program at Westside High School in Omaha.  The two discuss what went well, what didn’t, and what’s ahead.  WHS journalism students (both individually and as a group) won a slew of awards, but is that what it’s all about?  

n

Check out the work done in the J Room at http://westsidewired.net/.  Want to get in touch?  Email us at kaldahl.timothy@westside66.net or zegelis.jerred@westside66.net. 

nnSend in a voice message:nnhttps://anchor.fm/jroom/message

This is the first episode of J Room with journalism advisers Jerred Zegelis and Tim Kaldahl.  The podcast takes place at Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska.  This audio provides a quick introduction and overview of what we hope the podcast will achieve in the future.  Our goal is to post regularly (weekly?) with new information that is relevant, interesting, and (hopefully) amusing to teachers and staff connected to high school J programs.  

nnSend in a voice message:nnhttps://anchor.fm/jroom/message