from training.npr.org: https://training.npr.org/2022/03/09/journalism-interview-rules-sources/

When interviewing sources, transparency is the key to trust
These best practices from NPR editors and producers will help you set clear expectations for what happens during and after an interview.

How a self-taught podcaster won NPR’s College Podcast Challenge
Anya Steinberg didn’t have any formal journalism training or experience, so when she set out to win the Challenge, she had a lot to learn.

Find your groove when mixing audio stories about music
NPR producers share their techniques for mixing songs into stories about artists, shows, albums and more. Sample tip: Dance at your desk.

A beginner’s guide to hooking audiences with Instagram Reels
Instagram’s answer to TikTok, Reels are vertical videos that can last up to a minute. They can engage your existing Instagram audience and expand your reach to new users.

Don’t let colds or allergies make you sound as bad as you feel
NPR announcer Jessica Hansen shares her tips for sounding healthy despite colds, flu, allergies and other voice-affecting afflictions.

Feign ignorance, demystify the mic and other audio interview tips
Here’s how to prepare for an interview, set your sources at ease and get all your questions answered.