Welcome to Waterless, the podcast from the Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism (CCIJ) that contributes to the global water conversation by giving voice to, and advocating for, everyone across the world who is water disadvantaged. The CCIJ is a nonprofit collective of media creatives from across the globe, all united in the pursuit of cross-water and cross-discipline investigations. This podcast is produced by Volume.
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July 21, 2021
<p>This week, learn about how The Gambia’s plentiful water supply has actually been causing major health problems across the country.</p> <p>It’s story of how a country with plentiful water resources is failing to provide safe water to its people.</p> <p>Our host, Winston Mwale speaks to investigative journalist <strong>Lamin Jahateh</strong> and photographer <strong>Jason Florio</strong> the duo behind the story, “<a href="https://ccij.io/article/water-paradox-in-the-gambia/">The Gambia’s Water Paradox</a>,” which covers the full extent to which the water system is failing a large population of Gambians.</p> <p>The groundbreaking story synthesizes data collected over the past years and tells the stories of citizens who, over past years, have been sickened by the water in a country with no shortage of it.</p>
July 14, 2021
<p>What role, if any, can pictures play in telling water-related stories?</p> <p>Are there any special tricks that journalists who are planning to cover water-related stories can employ to make their stories lively?</p> <p>In this episode, host, Winston Mwale, speaks to Nengi Nelson, a photographer and budding film maker born and raised in Port Harcourt Nigeria.</p> <p>Nengi, together with Festus Iyorah and Yuxi Wang, recently published a story titled <strong>“Waterpreneurs”</strong> cash in on government failure to deliver clean water to islanders” in Nigeria on CCIJ website.</p> <p>It’s a story that talks about the struggles for water a daily reality for impoverished Nigerian island residents. Our host Winston Mwale talks to Nengi about this interesting story and her role, which was essentially photographing.</p> <p>How important are pictures in production of stories?</p>
July 7, 2021
<p>In the previous episode, our host, Winston Mwale, spoke to Lesotho-based investigative journalist, Pascalinah Khabi, who, together with Sechaba Mokhethi, recently did a great story titled “water, water everywhere…but not a drop to drink”.</p> <p>Apart from the great pictures that accompanied it, the story also had great data visualizations that were done by Yuxi Wang, a freelancing writer, and data journalist.</p> <p>In this episode, Winston talks to Yuxi about her for passion for data storytelling, visualization, and her recent data visualizations for the story “Waterpreneurs”, which talks about government’s failure to deliver clean water to islanders” in Nigeria.</p> <p>What was Yuxi’s major role in the story? In her opinion, what was so unique with this particular story, as far as data visualization was concerned?</p>
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Welcome to Waterless, the podcast from the Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism (CCIJ) that contributes to the global water conversation by giving voice to, and advocating for, everyone across the world who is water disadvantaged.
The CCIJ is a nonprofit collective of media creatives from across the globe, all united in the pursuit of cross-water and cross-discipline investigations. This podcast is produced by Volume.
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