✨ This just in! ✨ Cultural Counsel now represents Project Brazen, a global journalism & production studio creating captivating stories across all forms of media. Founded in 2021 by Bradley Hope and Tom Wright, bestselling authors of “Billion Dollar Whale,” Project Brazen is a hub for some of the world's top journalists and creators. Hailed for its investigative prowess, Project Brazen has released numerous critically acclaimed podcasts, including: “The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome,” named one of The New York Times’ best podcasts of 2023; the Peabody Award-nominated podcast “Kabul Falling” about the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan; and “Corinna and The King,” the unbelievable true story of a love affair that brought the Spanish royal family to its knees. Stay tuned for more news about their documentaries, books, podcasts, newsletters, and film adaptations.
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🎙 New podcast episode: We speak with the co-founders of award-winning narrative journalism magazine Divergente on their ten years of growth and their continued work to sustain their in-depth journalism. Diogo Cardoso and Sofia da Palma Rodrigues discuss topics ranging from the importance of building a multidisciplinary team to opportunities and challenges for revenue diversification. We discuss the particular challenges for funding independent journalism in Portugal, the precarity of the current grant funding environment, the debate about state funding while preserving editorial independence, and looking to the future for sustaining independent journalism projects like Divergente. To listen more, tune in to this episode of the Loop: 🎧 https://lnkd.in/epPuEVAN ––––– In each episode of The Loop we interview a member of Reference - the European Independent Media Circle, as they share their challenges, and what success and sustainability looks like for them today. This episode is hosted by journalist Inês Linhares Dias. The Loop podcast is produced by Fumaça and Átlátszó Erdély, as part of the Journalism Value Project, a collaboration between Reference - the European Independent Media Circle, Netzwerk Recherche, Investigate Europe, Fumaça, and Átlátszó Erdély. This is a project run by and for non-profit independent media organisations. Our mission with the Journalism Value Project is to help independent media in Europe to become more sustainable, through finding out what’s working, what’s not, to share and learn from these insights, and to advocate for more support where we need it. Find out more: journalismvalueproject.com #podcast #journalism #independentmedia #independentjournalism #journalismvalueproject #TheLoopPodcast #funding #sustainability
Episode 4: Divergente co-founders Diogo Cardoso and Sofia da Palma Rodrigues on how to grow and diversify
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Excited to share another insightful article I've had the privilege to pen! 📝 During my BA, I delved deep into the world of adaptations and remakes, sparking a keen interest. Recently, I had the opportunity to explore the remake of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" in an article for Empoword Journalism 🎬✨ Hope you find it engaging and insightful! #Remakes #FilmAnalysis #WritingJourney #filmproduction #Tvreviews
TV Review: Mr. and Mrs. Smith - Empoword Journalism
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https://lnkd.in/gY5ks4f7 I read "The View From Somewhere" for the first time last year, and it was literally life-changing not only as a journalist, but as a person. There is also a podcast based on this book! I highly recommend the book and the podcast to anybody in journalism, and to anybody in general. It will challenge, inform, and interrogate your belief systems, how and why you "do journalism" in whatever capacity you do, and what you believe about the world and the way we learn and share information.
The View from Somewhere
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Navigating the ever-evolving media landscape presents a unique opportunity for journalists in the world of branded podcasting. As an agency that pride's itself on including a journalist on every one of our podcasts we've witnessed firsthand the profound impact that journalistic principles can bring to this medium. 🎧 In Jennifer Moss's latest blog post, she delves into why now, more than ever, brands should consider enlisting journalists on their podcasts. Journalists offer a treasure trove of skills—authentic storytelling, unwavering commitment to the truth, meticulous fact-checking, and a deep understanding of how to engage and represent diverse audiences, all while exploring original story angles that captivate listeners. In an era where audiences crave authenticity and depth, the unique perspective and skill set of a journalist can significantly enhance the quality and impact of your podcast. Check out her post and the blog for a deeper exploration of this synergy and why your next podcast producer might just be a journalist. #BrandedPodcasts #Journalism #Storytelling #ContentMarketing #AudienceEngagement
Chief Creative Officer at JAR Audio: specializing in audio storytelling, brand storytelling, creative story development, achieving "lift-off" on new projects, and having fun in the process.
Lots of upheaval in the journalism industry of late. Lots of journalists out there looking for their next move. As a former journalist myself, I know what it means to translate that skillset over to branded podcasting space. I wrote a blog about it, even... which I will link you to in the comments. But the basic gist is that you should hire a journalist to handle your podcast if you care about things like: · authenticity, · truth-telling, · fact-checking, · audience engagement, · representation, · original story angles. And you SHOULD care about those things – because your audience certainly does!
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Journalism is essential for a free and informed society! In this podcast journalists discuss the importance of their work.#unmaskingthetruth #medialiteracycampaign #importanceofjournalism IMS (International Media Support)
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Investigative #podcasts from Latin America have successfully managed to mix traditional reporting with one of the continent’s oldest genres: narrative journalism. 🎙️ Here are 9 standout investigative journalism podcasts broadcast in the past few years from across Latin America:
Investigating in Audio: Nine Standout Podcasts from Latin America
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New Episode Alert: This Is The North Podcast 🌍 Title: Ep 12. Brian Aitken: Transforming the North East Through Journalism In today's episode of 'This is the North' podcast, I am joined by Brian Aitken, Editor of The QT, a new voice for the North East. During this episode, we discuss Brian's extensive journalism career, his successful campaigns that boosted the North East region, and his transition to media consultancy, including work with Newcastle United Football Club. The conversation explores the importance of credible journalism and Brian's vision behind 'The QT', emphasising fair, balanced news and its potential influence on the North East's socio-political landscape. The episode underscores the necessity for regional advocacy and engagement through quality journalism. 📰 📢 This is more than just a conversation; it’s a call to action for all of us. Journalism isn’t just about reporting facts—it’s about storytelling that shapes our community, challenges the status quo, and drives progress. Brian’s journey and insights remind us that change starts with the stories we tell and the truths we share. 🔊 Tune in, get inspired, and let's work together to build a stronger, more informed North East, powering the change we need for a more equal and inclusive society. Link in comments. 👇
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Our Wo/Men of Pearls Blog Series continues. Click below to read more about inspiring individuals and their journey in discovering their inner light. #letyourlightshine
Melissa Gecolea is the consummate story-teller. Straight out of university, the TV Anchor and Supervising Producer set out to find her calling. For Melissa, it was journalism. In this colourful interview with ARAO, the Woman of Pearls shares, “You have to want to be a journalist. You have to have a passion for telling stories or sniffing out the truth if you work in Daily News or Current Affairs. A thirst for continued learning is key.” Read more about ARAO's Wo/Men of Pearl Series by clicking on link below. #womenofpearls #everydayluxury #thearaolife #arao
Wo/Men of Pearls: Melissa Gecolea, TV Anchor and Supervising Producer
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In the current landscape where the media industry faces significant shifts, many talented journalists are exploring their next chapter. Journalists bring a unique blend of authenticity, dedication to truth, meticulous fact-checking, audience engagement strategies, representation, and the ability to uncover original story angles. These skills aren't just nice-to-haves—they're crucial for creating content that resonates deeply with listeners. 🎙️ I recommend you read Jennifer Moss's blog post then dive into the discussion on why these journalistic qualities are indispensable in podcasting, and how they can elevate your content. #Podcasting #Journalism #BrandStorytelling #ContentCreation
Chief Creative Officer at JAR Audio: specializing in audio storytelling, brand storytelling, creative story development, achieving "lift-off" on new projects, and having fun in the process.
Lots of upheaval in the journalism industry of late. Lots of journalists out there looking for their next move. As a former journalist myself, I know what it means to translate that skillset over to branded podcasting space. I wrote a blog about it, even... which I will link you to in the comments. But the basic gist is that you should hire a journalist to handle your podcast if you care about things like: · authenticity, · truth-telling, · fact-checking, · audience engagement, · representation, · original story angles. And you SHOULD care about those things – because your audience certainly does!
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