Podcast

Adam Tinworth, a journalist, trainer and lecturer, presents his manifesto to save the media from AI. We can’t fight it, but have to work with the tools that are being developed. My new book Streaming Wars is out now, buy it: Direct from Kogan Page, Amazon (UK and US),Bookshop.org (UK and US), Waterstones

Newly appointed LabourList Editor Emma Burnell joins the show to discuss writing insider politico media. She outlines how her publication interacts with the Labour party, its business model and hints at her plans for the future. We also ponder whether there is a future for blogging, political or otherwise. Thank you to Mac Paw and

This time on TV+ Talk, Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner discuss whether Netflix or Apple TV+ is better value. They also unpack the kind of movies Apple makes…and Hollywood doesn’t. Meanwhile, Charlotte gets excited about Gavin and Stacey creators James Corden and Ruth Jones getting back together for a new project. Sign up to The

The Evening Standard, now the London Standard, was London’s nightly paper, five nights a week. With a growing digital presence, it has gone weekly. Whilst working there, Jack Kessler became Chief Leader Writer and, over more than 1000 editions, grew the West End Final daily newsletter into a must-read for tens of thousands He has

Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner analyse the Apple TV+ drama Prime Target and the distinct vibe British shows on the platform have. They also discuss Apple’s apparent bid for Formula 1 rights and Son Heung-min’s move to LAFC, which means Charlotte might now have to watch the MLS. [0:00] Intro: Prime Target and TV+ Topics[1:17]