Amanda Lewellyn, a development producer, helping to test and launch new audio initiatives, is leaving The Wall Street Journal for a new opportunity.
She has been in that role for the past year.
She previously was a fill-in host and producer for the “Tech News Briefing” podcast. Lewellyn has been at The Journal since November 2019, producing across multiple podcasts, including “Tech News Briefing” and “What’s News.” Her work includes building organizational infrastructure and incubating new concepts for coverage.
She also has helped bring notable tech columnist Joanna Stern’s work to the podcast and highlighted audience voices on the show for the first time.
Lewellyn previously worked at The Skimm, where she was founding producer of its new daily news podcast “Skimm This.”
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