Martina Guzmán

What does “trust” look like in an AI-driven world? We’ll dig into that at @waynestate with reporters shaping Detroit’s media landscape. This Wednesday, join me, Briana Rice, and Jenna Prestininzi at the Journalism Institute for Media Diversity for this timely conversation.

VERDAD is tackling the blind spot in the fight against radio disinformation, which is a trusted and accessible source of information, especially among Latino listeners and a powerful vehicle for spreading misinformation rjionline.org/news/verdad-is…

VERDAD-ero: A new A.I. app monitors Spanish-language radio's chronic misinformation. @MGuzman_Detroit Our @WLRN report.wlrn.org/americas/2025-…

VERDAD is tackling the blind spot in the fight against radio disinformation rjionline.org/news/verdad-is…

Pete Hammer, the A. Alfred Taubman Endowed Chair at Wayne State University Law School, breaks down Harvard’s potential $500M settlement with the Trump admin—and what it signals about the right’s broader war on higher ed and academic expertise. thegreatvoice.com/Episode/harvar…

Independent journalists are a critical part of the news ecosystem. Treat them as such. by @MGuzman_Detroit link.medium.com/tepAX9zxfwb

.@DetroitNABJ friend and supporter @MGuzman_Detroit will be a presenter sponsored by the Institute for Independent Journalists @The_IIJ at #NABJ25 in Cleveland offering tips on how to thrive as a freelancer. @NABJFreelancers @NABJ

“Lift as you climb.” "Verifying myself for the Journalists of Color slack. journalistsofcolor.us

Yesterday, I was fired by @Columbia. Here’s my statement, part 1:

Ford Chief Executive Says Trump Policies May Lead to Layoffs. The executive, Jim Farley, said President Trump’s tariff and auto policies would raise costs and could force the automaker to cut jobs. nytimes.com/2025/02/11/bus…

So proud of @PlanetDetroit Community Reporting Lab.

Radio DJs, call-in guests, and, in some cases, commercials are spreading disinformation on Spanish language and ethnic radio stations about immigration in the U.S. Go to the Verdad.app, a new tool that monitors radio and podcasts, to find out what is being spread.

I love writing about Detroit's BIPOC communities. Brewing Culture: Latino-Owned Coffee Shop Blends Modern Espresso and Mexican Tradition elcentralmedia.com/brewing-cultur…

@PlanetDetroit is accepting applications for its 2025 Neighborhood Reporting Lab. We provide practical training in storytelling, interviewing, and photography. No experience is needed, Deadline: Jan. 16, 2025. buff.ly/3W3EayD planetdetroit.org/2025/01/apply-…

As @facebook abandons fact-checking, VERDAD, the app that monitors disinformation on Spanish radio in the U.S., is needed more than ever. Free for journalists. Verdad.app @EquisResearch,@CenterCoopMedia, @poderistas, @mmfa @Poynter @NiemanLab @CJR

As @facebook ends fact-checking, VERDAD, the app the monitors disinformation on Spanish, Arabic radio in the U.S. is more important than ever. Designed for journalists at verdad.app

Rest In Power President Carter.

@wdet, we need some upbeat music. We are cooking and cleaning getting ready for guests. We need some jams to help get us through. 🙏🏻

Will Wayne County buy your medical debt? The county began buying off medical debt this week. @media_outlier looked into who’s eligible and how it works outliermedia.org/wayne-county-m… by @HerbergRadio

Disinformation Transformed Miami Politics. This Radio Station Is One Reason Why. VERDAD is a groundbreaking new tool that records disinformation on Spanish-language radio stations. Register for our webinar on 12/19 bit.ly/verdadrji politi.co/4i9wnZs By @_alibianco