Danny Viola talks about his upcoming feature "The ethics of staging" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Leah Wong talks about her upcoming profile "Bravissimo" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Scaachi Koul talks about her upcoming feature "Supportnet" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Jillian Bell previews "To report or rescue," her upcoming feature in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Matthew Braga talks about his profile "Classic Gopnik" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Chelsey Burnside talks about her upcoming profile "The Amanda Lang Exchange" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Trisha Marie Fialho offers a preview of her upcoming feature "Failing grade" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Stephanie Fereiro offers a preview of her upcoming feature "Beauty and the brawl" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Sara Harowitz offers a preview of her upcoming feature "So long, CanCon" in the Summer 2012 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Megan Chuchmach, reporter and producer with ABC TV News' investigative team in New York, talks about training for the New York City marathon. 

CBC TV reporter Ron Charles and assignment editor Leanne Hazon discuss their most memorable field shoot. 

The Ryerson Review of Journalism talks with The Walrus' Rachel Giese about her most difficult interview. 

In our next installment, radio and television broadcaster and Media Huddle president Nneka Elliott tells us her most embarrassing reporting moment. 

The independent journalist and broadcaster talks about her most challenging interview.

In the third episode of the Ryerson Review of Journalism's Most Tales video series, former foreign correspondant Wilf Dinnick talks about the most frightening period of his career—launching the online community news site OpenFile.

In our next episode, The Globe and Mail's western editor Shelley Youngblut talks about one of the most inspiring magazines from her collection. The first of three parts.

In the summer 2012 masthead's first episode, Torontoist editor-in-chief Hamutal Dotan talks about her most extreme city council meeting.

OpenFile Halifax news curator Bethany Horne discusses the most difficult part about starting up the site in this Eastern Canadian city.

Toronto Star food editor Jennifer Bain discusses her most dangerous moment in the kitchen

Toronto Star food writer Corey Mintz talks about his most bizarre meal.

Toronto Star food writer Corey Mintz talks about the meal he was most nervous for.

National Post film critic Chris Knight discusses his "most" moments

John Colapinto, staff writer at The New Yorker, discusses his most sleazy story.

Bruce Headlam, media editor of The New York Times, discusses his most embarrassing moment.

Steve Buist, investigations editor at the Hamilton Spectator, discusses his most difficult meal on the job.

Steve Buist, investigations editor at the Hamilton Spectator, discusses his most powerful piece of journalism.

Adria Vasil, Ecoholic columnist for NOW Magazine, discusses her most vindicating story.

Andrea Houston, reporter for Xtra, discusses her most groundbreaking story.

Former intern Dominique Lamberton takes us on a behind the scenes look at CTV’s Canada AM studio and newsroom. 

As part of an ongoing series of newsroom tours, we take a peak inside This Magazine, one of Canada’s longest-publishing alternative journals.

Welcome to the office of Eye Weekly, Toronto's free alternative weekly magazine. Explore the cubicles, the towering stacks of books and the Intern Wall of Fame.

We pay a visit to the currently under-renovation Toronto Star, home of Canada's largest newsroom. Don't mind the ladders.

Prepare for Muskoka chair envy. Amidst the hustle and bustle of downtown Toronto, Cottage Life has turned its office into a relaxing sanctuary.

As part of a series of newsroom photo galleries, Brian Liu treks up to The National Post and takes a closer look at Canada's cheeky conservative daily. 

As part of a series of newsroom photo galleries, Raylene Knutson explores the home of Canada's general interest magazine, The Walrus.

Iain Bain discusses the laws surrounding libel and defamation with litigation partner and defamation attorney Ryder Gilliland concerning G20's bubbles incident

Michelle Medford speaks to Taddle Creek editor-in-chief Conan Tobias about the magazine's decision to go on tour

Alec Bain speaks to Canadian Press editor Patti Tasko about the 16th edition of the Canadian Press Stylebook and how the new guide tackles the internet and new media

Greg Hudson has a conversation with RRJ writer Dan Kaszor on his article, Solo Mission and how CBC Radio’s Search Engine became an online-only radio show.

Jacqueline Nelson talks with Greg Hudson about her article Custom Brokers  and the bright side of custom publications.

Carolyn Morris talks to Greg Hudson on the pros and cons of vigilante reporting and her article, Undercover Blues.

Jordana Rapuch talks to Greg Hudson about her article, Paper Dreams.

Heather Li discusses the fall of Masthead: the magazine about magazines with Greg Hudson.

Sarah Bridge talking with Greg Hudson about the dangers faced by camera operators shooting in war zones

Greg Hudson talks to Morgan Passi about her experiences writing the article Death Watch.