Every Friday media reporter Max Tani and Semafor Editor-in-Chief Ben Smith pull back the curtain on the most important stories about media, revealing why you see and hear what you see and hear. Mixed Signals from Semafor Media is supported by Think with Google.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsBusiness News |
Malcolm Gladwell is a man of many theories – he’s made a career of it through his books and podcasts through Pushkin Industries. This week, Ben and Max bring on the author and Revisionist History host to get his current theories about the state of po... more
This week, a special episode featuring Josh Spanier, VP of marketing at Google, who you might recognize from our branded segments. In this sponsored episode, Ben asks Josh about how Google thinks about advertising, how he’s navigated the technologica... more
The Financial Times is the paper for business and world leaders, and comes with a hefty subscription price of $45/month. But what does it mean to serve the elite in a growing age of populism, and what are the consequences of high quality journalism o... more
Five years since the start of the pandemic and the racial reckoning post-George Floyd, we’re still seeing the effects that 2020 had on culture and politics. This week, Ben and Max bring on The Atlantic staff writer, Thomas Chatterton Williams, to tal... more
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I really enjoy the broad scope of your guests. They are always interesting and provocative. I also like that you treat all the guests with respect, yet still ask the tough questions.
I enjoyed the interview with Don Lemon. He was a classy guest. The Google AI ads in the form of interviews were annoying. Promoting the elimination of jobs by AI is not what I want to hear. Find a better sponsor that has some morality.
I want to like the show but the hosts are difficult to hear. The Nick Denton episode is amazing credit where credit is deserved but my word describing pablo torre for an eternity only to have the guest describe his platform made me feel dumber for having heard it.
Great niche, but to give a platform for human garbage like Clay Travis is sad. The shamelessness of that opportunist is off the charts. It takes away from your credibility to stoop that low.
I always enjoy listening to Mixed Signals, and I leave with new ideas, things to reflect on and share with my team. Highly recommend it to anyone in Communications, PR or Marketing.
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The content focuses on the evolving landscape of media, technology, and politics, with discussions that highlight the significant impact of modern journalism on society. Frequent conversations with notable guests from various sectors – including media executives, journalists, and political commentators – reveal insights into trending topics like AI in advertising, the role of elite media in populist environments, and the challenges of misinformation in health communication. This podcast stands out for its engaging interviews, in-depth analysis, and exploring the intersection between culture and media, making it appealing to those interested in contemporary news narratives and the dynamics of media influence.
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Recent guests on Mixed Signals from Semafor Media include:
1. Malcolm Gladwell
2. Roula Khalaf
3. Thomas Chatterton Williams
4. Don Lemon
5. Mark Cuban
6. Pablo Torre
7. Emily Maitlis
8. Ari Aster
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