Daisy Hutzell-Rodman - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Magazine Features, Special Sections, Curated Content, Copywriting — Writing encompasses so much these days. Omaha Magazine's managing editor for several years. Creator of Content Studios Omaha, which produces books and curated content for a diverse clientele as a part of Omaha Publications. Broadway stars, Grammy-award nominated drummers, and Booker-prize nominated writers are just a few of the personalities I have interviewed over my career. University of Iowa-educated and adept at writing feature stories, hard news and book content. My focus is writing community-minded articles that inform people about their friends and neighbors. Writing features for magazines and newspapers allows me to bring stories to the forefront of people's minds that they may not otherwise know, such as that of a young man whose life was changed in the blink of an eye by a traumatic brain injury. Writing articles for special sections allows me to give people more information than they would from an advertisement. These feature events, products and/or services. The heart of journalism, and me, is helping others by telling their stories.

Content

Total articles 134

• Irrefutably Groovy

  By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman Verified| Omaha Magazine Verified Skip to main contentFeb 22, 2024 02:42PM●By Daisy Hutzell-RodmanThe Arnolds’ 1970s Far-Out Abode [8 Images]Click Any Image To ExpandRainy days don’t seem so gray inside Sarah and Chance Arnold’s house. The Benson bungalow radiates with shades of green, yellow, and orange, as well as thrifted items, popular half a century or more ago. A fabric artwork of orange and brown wavy lines undulates on one wall in front of a brass mineral-oil rain lamp.

  By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman Verified · Omaha Magazine

  Feb. 22, 2024

• Broadcasting Dollars, and Ratings: Otis Twelve Advanced Radio Business in Omaha

  By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman Verified| Midlands Business Journal@ Radio DJs can be known as boisterous and daring, or they can be known as affable and humorous — rarely are they known as businesspeople, yet good radio DJs contribute significantly to the broadcasting business. They increase listenership through their personalities, abilities to connect with the audience and play relevant music selections, promote station events, and generate a positive brand perception. All of this can lead to an increase in revenue.

  By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman Verified · Midlands Business Journal

  Jan. 17, 2025

• Iowa Journalism Alums Turn a New Page as Novelists

  By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman Verified| magazine.foriowa.org@ As the University of Iowa’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication marks 100 years, an essayist delves into notable books produced by fellow J-School graduates. As a University of Iowa journalism and mass communication student in 1996, I walked into my job at the Resource Center one day to find a colleague intently reading The New York Times. I inquired about what held his interest, and he pointed to a review for a book written by a name familiar to both of us.

  By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman Verified · magazine.foriowa.org

  Feb. 27, 2024

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Company Info

Omaha Magazine

Omaha Magazine is a regional lifestyle publication based in Omaha, Nebraska, established in 1983 by Todd Lemke. Originally launched as *City Slicker*, it has transformed over the years into a glossy magazine that highlights local culture, history, business, and philanthropy. Celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2023, the magazine's motto, “It’s About All of Us,” underscores its commitment to community-driven storytelling. The magazine produces high-quality print and digital publications, curates event calendars featuring local shopping, dining, and entertainment, and offers freelance and editorial opportunities for aspiring writers. Omaha Magazine focuses on showcasing the diverse community of Omaha, profiling local figures and celebrating the city's cultural heritage. With a dedicated team that includes freelancers and interns, the magazine continues to engage with its audience through people-driven journalism and respectful discourse.