That's a great question, and I'll answer it with some examples. One of the experiments we did was over a year's worth of weekly podcasts about the issues people were talking about on our site and in the community. Our motto for that was "more people, fewer pundits," and we tried to create a program that was really about explaining and listening. We explored questions such as "Why are school board meetings so weird?" (which they are, by the way); how are ordinary people hacking the economy to make it work better for them? and how does economic development actually happen? (i.e. how do jobs actually get created?). And we invited the community, non journalists, non experts, to explore the issues with us and ask questions.