Cut Through is Crikey’s spin-free analysis of Australian news, politics and power. Each week we break down the biggest news stories, stripping away the noise to bring you the information that really matters. Join us every Friday to get your talking points delivered the Crikey way.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsSociety & Culture |
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert cancelled. Journalists fired by right-wing media oligarchs. A president — and the institutions that support him — silencing political dissent. The US has indeed returned to the 1950s, when McCarthyism became a nationw... more
What if we told you that US politics is more transparent than Australian politics? Case in point: we know that Gina Rinehart donated money to Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s legal defence fund. But how much? The Senator doesn’t have to say.
Sean Johnson,... more
After a two year battle, the Murdoch family has settled the biggest question about its future: who gets control of daddy's media empire. Three of Rupert Murdoch's adult children, Prudence, James and Elisabeth have agreed to get out of the game, selli... more
The “media-baiting” tactics of neo-Nazi groups was on brutal display at the March for Australia rallies last Sunday, with many traditional and new media outlets suckered in to amplifying their hate-filled agenda. How can journalists do responsible re... more
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Great stuff, hope it becomes a more permanent, regular podcast
Love this podcast, please keep releasing episodes! Aus media is mostly trash but I appreciate your analysis and insights : )
Yes please do more Crikey podcasts! I don’t always have time to read your excellent analysis of what’s important to know in the world, so being able to listen would be very helpful.
So hope you continue doing this. It’s great!
Balanced, intelligent look at the issues and the people. The way only Crikey knows how to tell it.
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