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Maria Carrillo - Former Times staffer
Maria Carrillo

Former Times staffer

  1. Three Little Words: A podcast follows a family’s dramatic struggle with an AIDS diagnosis
    Dec. 1, 2021• Investigations & Narratives
    Jane Morse, photographed in the 1990s for the series Three Little Words.
  2. Times’ Tampa police investigation took unusual turns
    Oct. 3, 2021• News
    Meridian Apartments on N 50th St. in Tampa is one of about 100 apartment complexes that participated in Tampa Police Department's Crime-Free Multi Housing program.
  3. Remembering 9/11
    Aug. 23, 2021• Florida
    The front page on Sept. 12, 2001
  5. Who’s excited for ‘In the Heights’? I am.
    Mar. 22, 2021• Life & Culture
    "In the Heights" comes out in theaters and on HBO Max on June 11.
  6. Looking back: WriteLane podcast
    Dec. 30, 2020• WriteLane
    From left, Maria Carrillo, Lane DeGregory and Christopher Goffard discuss his approach to storytelling during a WriteLane episode recorded at a Norwegian conference.
  7. Finding new story forms: WriteLane podcast
    Dec. 23, 2020• WriteLane
    Assistant Manager Shak Siddiquee talked to the Times about life in March, as he worked to keep the Gulfport Shell open and safe.
  8. Examining ethics, part two: WriteLane podcast
    Dec. 16, 2020• Narratives
    Kelly McBride
  9. Examining ethics: WriteLane podcast
    Dec. 9, 2020• WriteLane
    Kelly McBride has taught reporting, writing, editing and ethics at the Poynter Institute.
  10. How to heal? WriteLane podcast
    Dec. 2, 2020• WriteLane
    Billy Overcast talks about the recent presidential election while at home in St. Petersburg.
  11. The bruise on the apple: WriteLane podcast
    Nov. 25, 2020• WriteLane
    Linda Clark taught band and directed the choirs at Tyrone Middle School before retiring. Here, she chats with student Leonard Carter.
  12. Does it matter where you go to school? WriteLane podcast
    Nov. 18, 2020• WriteLane
    Omar Rashad
  13. The saint and the sacrifice: WriteLane podcast
    Nov. 11, 2020• WriteLane
    Barbara Burns, pictured at home in October.
  14. International investigative reporting: WriteLane podcast
    Nov. 4, 2020• WriteLane
    Fentanyl victim Joseph Williams' mother, Susan, and sister, Emily Spell.
  15. Hurting right now? WriteLane podcast
    Oct. 28, 2020• WriteLane
    Jennifer Jones with a Furby that belonged to her late brother.
  16. Drawing from fiction: WriteLane podcast
    Oct. 21, 2020• WriteLane
    A hunting trophy sits on a bookshelf at Finca Vigia, the Havana home of Ernest Hemingway. [Associated Press]
  17. Digging up old murders - CounterClock: WriteLane podcast
    Oct. 14, 2020• WriteLane
    Delia D’Ambra produces CounterClock, a true crime podcast.
  18. Finding stories from the past - From Saloons to Steakhouses: WriteLane podcast
    Oct. 7, 2020• WriteLane
    Andrew T. Huse is an author and librarian, who specializes in archives at the University of South Florida Tampa Library's Special Collections.
  19. Finding inspiration: WriteLane podcast
    Sep. 30, 2020• WriteLane
    One editor has been spending time on the water, and it's been a great escape.
  20. Politics in a pandemic: WriteLane podcast
    Sep. 23, 2020• WriteLane
    The Times' Steve Contorno addresses questions to Vice President Mike Pence and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at USF Health's Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation on July 2 in Tampa.
  21. Love in the time of coronavirus: WriteLane podcast
    Sep. 16, 2020• WriteLane
    Dorothy and James Hair got married because they feared he would be sent overseas to Korea. Instead, they landed at Fort Dix, N.J. where they are photographed here in May 1951.
  22. In 20 years, I’m going to run your newsroom: WriteLane podcast
    Sep. 9, 2020• WriteLane
    Aiyana Ishmael
  23. Pivoting because of the pandemic: WriteLane podcast
    Sep. 2, 2020• WriteLane
    Tampa Bay Times staff writer Helen Freund on assignment during the pandemic.
  24. Tightening the frame: WriteLane podcast
    Aug. 26, 2020• WriteLane
    Victoria Long talks, from a distance, with a hospice resident in May.