EXPERIENCE
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER — Idaho Public Television — March 2021 TO PRESENT
Logan was hired full-time at Idaho Public Television as an associate producer in 2021. He produces interviews and writes scripts for weekly episodes of the station’s public policy and legislative affairs program Idaho Reports. He occasionally fills in as host of the show, and manages the show’s blog, podcast and social media channels.
IDAHO REPORTS APPEARANCES
S50 E10: “Talking Taxes” 11/19/21
S50 E4: “188 Days Later” 11/19/21
S49 E21: “The Gloves Are Off” 05/28/21
S48 E42: “A Record Setting Week” 11/06/20
S48 E26: “Rising Cases… and Tensions” 06/26/20
S48 E12 : “The Bitter End” 03/20/20
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT — March 2020 TO MARCH 2021
Daily COVID-19 updates — watch | listen
Idaho Reports produced daily and weekly COVID-19 updates which aired before and after PBS NewsHour on Idaho Public Television.
Logan was a part of a rotating team that wrote, voiced and edited the updates each week.
The one to two minute segments included up-to-date data from Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and additional news on the pandemic.
Idaho Reports Podcast — LISTEN
Prior to Logan joining the staff, Idaho Reports used an audio hosting site to embed interviews in blog posts and to post an occasional episode of the show. Logan took advantage of the site’s existing RSS capability to set up an Idaho Reports podcast which appears on all major podcast platforms.
After shifting to more consistent distribution and the addition of original podcast episodes, the show’s listenership exploded from under 300 plays per year to just over 18,000 plays in 2020 and more than 44,000 plays in 2021.
PODCAST APPEARANCES
A Slow-Moving Disaster 01/12/2022
Clash at North Idaho College 09/22/2021
Everybody Hates Property Taxes 12/03/2021
Sine Die or Bust 11/18/2021
Ethics Hearing Recommends Censure 08/04/2021
Was the 2020 Election Stolen? 02/12/2021
STUDENT INTERN — JAN 2020 TO MARCH 2020
Logan started with Idaho Public Television as a University of Idaho intern covering the 2020 legislative session in Boise. After the session adjourned in March, he stayed with the station as a production assistant to continue covering the COVID-19 pandemic’s impacts on the state of Idaho.