Reporter Brian Reed re-examines everything about journalism, the profession he thought he knew. In the middle of making his second hit podcast, Brian got sued. Accused. Told the biggest story of his career — the Peabody Award-winning series S-Town — wasn’t journalism. Which meant he had to spend years proving that it was. Obsessing over the question, “What is journalism, anyway?”
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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A KCRW listener weighed in with some criticism on Substack. Brian (our host) got involved. Some advice for journalists ensued. It ended up inspiring an entire segment on KCRW’s show Left, Right & Center, which we’re sharing with you here.
This is th... more
A listener weighed in with some criticism on Substack. Brian (our host) got involved. Some advice for journalists ensued. It ended up inspiring an entire segment on KCRW’s show Left, Right & Center, which we’re sharing with you here. This is the kind... more
After her NPR show was canceled some years back, producer and host Yowei Shaw gave herself a new title: “Emotional Investigative Journalist.” She started a podcast called Proxy, where she helps people who are facing unique emotional or personal obsta... more
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Deep, thoughtful exploration of journalism at a time when it is under attack.
This show is exactly the kind of high level journalism, the people of North America desperately needs.
Great show, I feel like he is very fair to both sides of the story. They don’t try to tell just one side of the story which is very refreshing in this day and age.
Very illuminating and well done
Without a doubt the best podcast I've listened to in the past year. Always informative and surprising. Support journalists!!
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Focusing on the complexities of journalism, the exploration of media ethics, and the intricate relationship between journalists and the public, this podcast delves into the critical narratives shaping societal perceptions. Through deep conversations and investigative storytelling, it addresses pressing issues like political bias, freedom of speech, and the challenges faced by local journalists in the fight against corruption. A distinct feature of the content is the emphasis on listener engagement, allowing audiences to actively shape discussions on current media practices.
Noteworthy for its blend of personal stories and professional critiques, the podcast brings in perspectives from various journalists, academia, and experts, providing a... more
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