An independent podcast guiding you through the crisis in media. Hosted by award-winning journalists Osman Faruqi and Scott Mitchell, new episodes out every Monday and Thursday.
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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews |
Os kicks off this episode by talking Scott through his experience watching 'The Morning Show', the star-studded Apple TV series set in a US TV network, and why it is one of the most bizarre show's he's ever seen, before Scott shares some of the bette... more
Os and Scott outline the latest on the ceasefire plan for Gaza, and run through the issues the remain outstanding, including details of the prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas and what happens in the coming days and weeks. They also discuss wh... more
Os and Scott open this episode by discussing the NRL Grand Final and the sports media's obsession with creating controversy over nothing, before Os shares a scoop about Keith Urban (yes, seriously).
Later in the episode, they unpack the story publis... more
Os and Scott open today's episode by discussing editor of The Age's thinly-veiled attack on Lamestream and other independent news outlets, Andrew Hastie's surprise resignation from the shadow cabinet and what it means for the Liberal party, and why t... more
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My new favourite Aussie podcast, Osman and Scott’s analysis is so interesting and refreshing!
Love listening to these two and getting their take on a range of matters and issues in the (mostly Australian) media, politics, and pop culture land. So so smart with a dash of wit and humour.
This is one of my favourite podcasts in the entire world right now. The level of insight and analysis that the boys bring to provide understanding of how the media works in Australia, and what’s going wrong, feels unparalleled. And I love the fearlessness they have as very recently employed journalists within legacy and mainstream media. I’m a paid subscriber now, and I recommend people join me if they are able to financially so we can keep these guys on the air and doing their incredible work.
The content, the critique, the banter, love it all!
Fantastic insights into the state of the largely unregulated Australian media and its continued decline. The hosts are enthusiastic media professionals with an obvious axe to grind. This can often lead to unbalanced critical analysis that diminishes the work of larger media organisations while championing independent media without any real comparative analysis. Political bias is also apparent, however they at least disclose their political associations. Overall, despite its slants, the show is a... more
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This independent podcast centers around the evolving landscape of media and journalism, particularly in Australia, providing critical insights into current events and the role of media in shaping public discourse. The hosts frequently analyze crucial topics such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, media ethics, and the impact of politics on journalism, offering listeners a blend of knowledgeable critique and engaging commentary. With a commitment to holding legacy media accountable, the discussions are often informed by the hosts' journalistic backgrounds, making the content both credible and relevant to contemporary issues.
Listeners can expect thoughtful exploration of pressing topics, with episodes often reflecting on the media's influ... more
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