Emma Godmere
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Emma Godmere is a Toronto-based and Ottawa-bred writer, editor, and radio host. Her writing has appeared in the Ottawa Citizen, Metro, The Grid, Maclean's On Campus, Herd Magazine, and dozens of campus newspapers across the country.
A Parliamentary Press Gallery member at the age of 19, she has
previously held the positions of Ottawa Bureau Chief and National Bureau
Chief at Canadian University Press.
This spring, she is guest-hosting on CBC Radio 3 after three years of independently hosting and producing Now Playing, a weekly music program that aired on CHUO 89.1 FM in Ottawa. She is also currently working with MusicOntario on a new, province-wide project.
Drop her a line at emma [at] emmagodmere [dot] com or find her on Twitter, Tumblr, or LinkedIn.
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Select stories and columns
- The Grid
What do we want from the TTC customer charter? (News, January 2013)
Maclean's On Campus
Lawsuit filed over missing loan information (News, January 2013)
Ottawa Citizen
Americans have all the fun with political memes (Op-Ed, November 2012)
Ottawa still needs alternative media (Op-Ed, May 2012)
Ottawa needs a better attitude (Op-Ed, January 2012)
It’s time to face the music (Op-Ed, March 2011)
Metro
Remembering firsts (Five-day feature series, November 2012)
J-Source.ca
Does freedom of the press come at a higher price for student journalists? (March 2012)
A hundred tweets a day keeps the sickness at bay (January 2012)
The Globe and Mail
‘I learned to feel empowered’ (Report on Private Schools, September 2011)
Thought Out Loud
Straight-A dropout (December 2011)
Canadian University Press
Students largely left out of federal budget (News, March 2012)
Arcade Fire snag $30,000 Polaris Prize (Arts, September 2011)
‘I believe in you’ (News, August 2011)
The youth vote: Can young Canadians swing this election? (Election coverage, April 2011)
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Audio, video, and appearances
Now Playing Radio
Interview with Library Voices (July 2012)
Interview with Dean Marino of Papermaps (March 2012)
Interview with Poor Young Things (February 2012)
Interview with The Details (November 2011)
Interview with The Elwins (November 2011)
Ottawa Tonite
This Is What Happens Next: Interview with Daniel MacIvor and Daniel Brooks (Theatre, May 2011)
‘Theatre below the mainstream’: Undercurrents festival launches at the GCTC (Theatre, October 2010)
2010 Ottawa Folk Festival: Interview with The Acorn’s Rolf Klausener (Music, August 2010)
Various appearances
Editor's pick - t-shirt design contest at Apartment613 (October 2011)
“Entitled University Students” on CBC’s The Current (Guest, September 2011)
iPolitics.ca/Canada.com Youth Election Debate (Floor moderator, April 2011)
