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audio newscasting

As multimedia journalism is becoming increasingly important to disseminate information, journalists like myself have to answer the challenge of becoming more versatile. Working with groups like South Carolina Public Radio and WUSC News has allowed me to do this through reporting and corresponding on live shows weekly, giving me a new way to do what I love and become more well-rounded.

WUSC news: local eyes episode 8

On this episode of WUSC News' weekly show, Local Eyes, I reported on President Trump's backing out of the second presidential debate, after learning that it would be held virtually.

WUSC NEWS: HOT TOPICS EPISODE 23

On this episode of Hot Topics, WUSC News' entertainment and arts show, I featured as a local correspondent to discuss Aliyah Boston's mention on the official Instagram page and how it both further builds her legacy at Carolina while sharing her story with millions.

in the loop podcast

In The Loop is a podcast that I created during the summer of 2021 to keep a steady flow of content coming out for SGTV while students were away from campus. In The Loop is apart of Garnet Media Group's podcast network and breaks down Columbia and UofSC news, arts, entertainment, and events every week.

Radio / Podcasting

Radio / Podcasting

south carolina public radio

During the summer of 2022, I had the wonderful opportunity to work at South Carolina Public Radio as a news intern. There, I was pushed out of my comfort zone in a uniquely exciting way, creating content for newscasts to be aired to over 1 million listeners in the palmetto state! Below are some of the various 4-minute hard news and feature pieces I put together during my time at the station, please enjoy!

summer swimming safety: avoiding water and heat related illnesses

During summertime in South Carolina, you’re probably thinking of being on the beach. But before you start swimming in the sea, there’s something you should be wary of: the germs wading in the water.

​How evolving entertainment is helping pinball culture endure in SC

​Pinball was most popular in the 90’s, but you can walk through the doors of Bang Back Pinball Lounge in Columbia, SC at just about any time and hear the same beeps, buzzes, and bumps of the many machines inside.

​Low Wages and Food Insecurity in SC: A Perfect Storm of Inflationary Struggle

​The effects of high inflation on gas and grocery prices is making it tougher for anyone to live, but is hitting low-income workers the hardest.

is inflation impacting climate change? the answer's not so simple, experts say

High gas prices make the transition to electric vehicles more attractive to many consumers.

Renewed push for disability housing communities in SC amid limited options

As housing costs continue ballooning nationwide with consumer prices staying high, the gap between affordable options and South Carolina’s 1.2 million adults with disabilities is growing wider.

How Richland County’s economic boom foreshadows South Carolina’s future

​Most South Carolinians are no strangers to change and growth in their areas, a natural process for most any place with plans to expand. But, in recent years, a developing trend permeating the Midlands has been giving its longtime residents a particularly harsh headache. It’s undergoing growth at a far faster rate than it’s used to.

© 2024 by Finn Carlin.

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