Press Club
MediaiteMediaite presents Press Club, a podcast featuring conversations with the top figures in media and politics. Mediaite editor-in-chief Aidan McLaughlin sits down with the broadcasters, reporters, editors, and executives making the headlines. Press Club takes listeners inside the news industry, reveals its secrets, and breaks down the forces shaping its trajectory. Read more coverage on Mediaite.com.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||
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Mediaite editor Aidan McLaughlin sits down with Scott Jennings, CNN political commentator and GOP strategist, for a wide-ranging interview. They discuss his clashes on CNN, his relentless support of President Donald Trump despite his past criticism o... more
Mediaite editor Aidan McLaughlin sits down with Adam Friedland, comedian and host of The Adam Friedland Show, for a tell-all interview. They discuss the new season of his show -- his interviews with Sarah Jessica Parker, Steiny, and Anthony Weiner, h... more
Mediaite editor Aidan McLaughlin sits down with Substack co-founder and chief writing officer Hamish McKenzie for a wide-ranging chat about the platform’s explosive growth, why he believes the traditional media model is broken, and the future of the ... more
Mediaite editor Aidan McLaughlin speaks with veteran foreign correspondent and author Alan Friedman about his new book, The End of America? A Guide to a New World Disorder, why he believes America’s global leadership is crumbling, how Trump is accele... more
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- Host has horrendous audio
Why does the guest have perfect audio and the host sound like they are on the moon??
Apple Podcasts1jcstrick07
United Statesa year ago - Hot garbage
The show does not seek to inform listeners at all. The host is determined to spread a certain viewpoint and to do so by the use of ‘gotchas’ they don’t actually care what anyone has to say. They just want to spread propaganda and brainwash anyone who’s listening.
Dude you got a chance to interview Vivek Ramaswamy and all you did was try and pick him apart on specific words and sentences he’s used over the past two years. Pathetic. You could’ve discussed with him areas where you defer on policy ... more
Apple Podcasts1theperfectnose
Australiaa year ago - Unsubscribed.
Tomi Lahren, Eric Bolling, Geraldo Rivera, and pervy Eric Bolling. Need I say more? Aidan, I also cancelled my Mediaite + annual subscription. You need to correct course dude. And fast.
Apple Podcasts1DJ1966pghUnited States2 years ago - Clay Travis? 🤮🤮🤮
Absolutely right to free speech.
And this scary person wants to vote for Trump ten times over after everything we know now? After Jan 6th? Uh…this man is extremely frightening like the candidates he lives so much.
Dems would have rioted if Biden didn’t win? The man is quite full of himself.
Get him away from vulnerable people. Ew.
Apple Podcasts3journoMomx4United States3 years ago - One of the best
Thank you for your clarity, balance, curiosity, fairness, incisive probing, and reason. In this climate of partisan divide, I so appreciate an editor willing to risk having deep dive discussions with both sides of the aisle. We need more in media like him. Thanks again Aiden, for such stellar work.
Apple Podcasts5SpringhilllUnited States4 years ago
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Conversations hosted by a prominent editor-in-chief focus on the intersection of media and politics, featuring various notable figures. Discussions often dive into the roles of the guests, the evolving landscape of journalism, as well as the mechanics behind media influence and audience engagement. Unique insights are drawn from both established and emerging voices in the field, addressing contemporary challenges in reporting and the implications for democracy. This podcast is particularly appealing for those interested in understanding media dynamics, the political landscape, and insider perspectives from industry veterans.
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Recent guests on Press Club include:
1. Chris Cuomo
2. Anthony Weiner
3. Hamish McKenzie
4. Alan Friedman
5. Steve Oney
6. Gregg Carlstrom
7. Jonathan Lemire
8. Harry Enten
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