
Journalism should be fearless - and free of favour. This podcast is about holding the line. seeninjournalism.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureNews | |||

In this wide-ranging and candid conversation, we are joined by Professor Robert Winston — one of the UK’s most distinguished scientists and public communicators — to discuss what happens when scientific reality collides with ideology, institutional c... more
Children, and their parents and siblings, are at the heart of the story about the NHS-backed Pathways puberty-blocker experiment and the media round of Helen Webberley interviews which shocked so many people.
In this week’s Seen in Journalism: No F... more
In this week’s episode of No Fear, No Favour, Sam and Cath sit down with two women who saw the safeguarding crisis around gender medicine long before the mainstream press dared touch it: Stephanie Davies-Arai, founder of Transgender Trend, and Shelle... more
In this follow-up special, Cath Leng is joined by barrister and Gay Men’s Network director Dennis Kavanagh for a frank, forensic look at what the BBC’s institutional capture by gender-identity activism has meant for lesbians, gay men, and children wh... more
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Thank you for everything.
Very anti-trans.
The episode with Helen Joyce was amazing. She logically and empathetically explained the trans phenomenon. Trans is a sad delusional cult.
This is a real credit to journalism. Fascinating and compelling but also horrifying. What a state we are in!
This well-produced podcast is informative, balanced, and intelligent. Thoughtful conversation with articulate guests about the role of media in the complex interplay of law, policy, culture, education, activism and politics that’s led to bringing the very existence of sex and women into question.
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Focused on pressing social issues, this series engages deeply with the complexities of gender identity, media representation, and the role of journalism in shaping narratives. Notable themes include critical examinations of policies affecting transgender individuals, the media's responsibility to uphold impartiality, and an exploration of how cultural shifts impact gender conversations. The series is distinctive in its advocacy for rigorous journalism, often challenging mainstream narratives while providing a platform for voices that critique contemporary discussions around gender.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
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2. Stephanie Davies-Arai
3. Shelley Charlesworth
4. Jo Bartosch
5. Susan Smith
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