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A Journalist's Guide To AI

Yumi Wilson

Booking Overview

A Journalists Guide To AI helps PR pros and journalists use AI tools to research, draft, and verify work without losing judgment, ethics, or brand voice. Expect practical guidance plus real-world lessons from communications and AI ethics/privacy experts.

Metrics

Episodes: 34

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: < 100

Gender skew: Female

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 13.1k subscribers

Instagram: 199 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

contact@saspod.com

yumiwilson@gmail.com

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Host

Yumi Wilson - Professor and coach Yumi Wilson hosts A Journalists Guide to AI and focuses on helping journalists, PR pros, and media creators use AI responsibly without losing their voice or editorial judgment. ...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Founders/execs and technical leaders in AI tooling, especially products used by journalists/PR teams (AI verification/detection, AI transcription, news intelligence/search/visibility tools), or communications strategists applying AI in media contexts; generally with public-facing expertise and practical guidance on ethics, privacy, transparency, and newsroom workflows.
Required Achievements:  
Built an AI product used in journalism or communications (e.g., news intelligence, transcription, verification/detection), Demonstrated a privacy/ethics or source-protection approach (e.g., GDPR compliance, audit trails, data ownership controls), Published or publicly articulated frameworks for responsible AI use in media and education

Recent Guest Discussions

Nikitha Lokareddy - Building Ai-powered News Intelligence; Zero-click Search And Visibility; AI Summaries And Seo/aeo/geo; Source Comparison And Media Bias Analysis; AI Fluency For Communicators

Lasse Finderup - AI Transcription And Source Protection; Data Ownership And Training Rights; Gdpr/privacy; Audit Trails; Ai-generated Summary Traceability; Multilingual Transcription; AI Feature For Connecting Past Interviews To Future Reporting

Max Spero - Trust And Verification Of Ai-generated Text; AI Detection Failures; Impact Of False Positives; Accountability-focused Verification Vs Punishment; How Overreliance On AI Affects Learning And Communication

Recent Topics

Artificial Intelligence, Journalism, Public Relations, Ethics, Privacy

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
A Journalist's Guide To AI
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Local News, AI and the Fight for Trust | Eric Johnston

October 05, 2026

AI isn’t just a technology story for journalism. It’s a leadership story, a business story and increasingly, a question of whether local news organizations can remain sustainable. In this episode of A Journalist’s Guide to AI, Yumi Wilson talks with Eric Johnston, former CEO of Sonoma Media Investments, about what happens when AI enters an industry already dealing with shrinking margins, changing audience behavior, declining website traffic and growing challenges to public trust. Eric ...

AI Agents, News, Regulation & Verification with Nat Rubio-Licht of The Deep View

September 07, 2026

What happens when AI tools move faster than the rules meant to govern them, and what does that mean for journalists? Yumi Wilson talks with Nat Rubio-Licht, senior reporter at The Deep View, about AI safety, regulation, agents, misinformation and the growing pressure artificial intelligence is putting on news organizations. Nat covers AI through the lenses of ethics, safety and accountability. She explains why journalists need to understand not only what these tools can do, but also what happ...

Nikitha Lokareddy on Building Unspun AI, Zero-Click Search and the Future of Visibility

July 01, 2026

In this episode of A Journalist’s Guide to AI, Yumi Wilson talks with communications strategist and Unspun AI founder Nikitha Lokareddy about what happens when communicators move from using AI to building with it. Nikitha shares how she built Unspun AI, an AI-powered news intelligence tool that delivers daily briefings, compares sources, analyzes media bias and tracks social signals. She also explains why subject-matter expertise matters, how AI summaries are changing search and why journalis...

Frequently asked questions

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How do I get in touch with A Journalist's Guide To AI?

A Journalist's Guide To AI is hosted by Yumi Wilson. Its publicly listed emails are contact@saspod.com and yumiwilson@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for A Journalist's Guide To AI?

The publicly listed emails for A Journalist's Guide To AI: contact@saspod.com and yumiwilson@gmail.com.

How many listeners does A Journalist's Guide To AI have?

Podseeker estimates A Journalist's Guide To AI reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for A Journalist's Guide To AI?

A Journalist's Guide To AI typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Founders/execs and technical leaders in AI tooling, especially products used by journalists/PR teams (AI verification/detection, AI transcription, news intelligence/search/visibility tools), or communications strategists applying AI in media contexts; generally with public-facing expertise and practical guidance on ethics, privacy, transparency, and newsroom workflows. Common among recent guests: Built an AI product used in journalism or communications (e.g., news intelligence, transcription, verification/detection); Demonstrated a privacy/ethics or source-protection approach (e.g., GDPR compliance, audit trails, data ownership controls); Published or publicly articulated frameworks for responsible AI use in media and education. Recent guests include Nikitha Lokareddy, Lasse Finderup, and Max Spero.

How hard is it to get booked on A Journalist's Guide To AI?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does A Journalist's Guide To AI cover?

Recent episodes cover Artificial Intelligence, Journalism, Public Relations, Ethics, and Privacy. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

contact@saspod.com

yumiwilson@gmail.com

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