Telephone interview

Phone interview.

This episode focuses on the representation of sexual identities along with ethnic and religious minorities in the journalism industry today. It will explore the relationship between representation within the industry and representation in the output from the industry to assess whether the two variables can influence a positive portrayal of minorities, such as the LGBT, ethnic and religious communities. We will be joined by Adam Smith (social engagement coordinator at The Economist), Shaf Choudry and Sadia Habib (founders of TheRizTest) and the editorial team of Journalism Today.

In this episode of Journalism Today, we will be discussing issues concerning representation and trust in sports journalism, particularly in the football sphere. We will be joined by Will Moorcroft (commentator, media and communications officer at Salford City FC), Ali Maxwell (presenter and producer of the Not The Top Twenty podcast), and the editorial team of Journalism Today

In the 3rd episode of Journalism Today, the topic of discussion is video game journalism. Game journalists Colin Campbell(Polygon) and Anthony Agnello(Escapist) join me and talk about gender and race inclusivity in video games, the effect video games journalism has on the game industry and the consumers, and the effects of the very close relationship between creators and audience.

For this episode of Journalism Today, from UCLan's Media Innovation Studio, Kirsty Styles headed to Cardiff's News Impact Summit on community engagement to find out why nostalgia is hot, why listening is the new listening - and why the government's Cairncross Review might not have heard the right voices. Featuring AnnMary Astle (Stoke on Trent Live), Megan Lucero (Bureau Local) and Andrea Faye Hart (City Bureau). With thanks to Pathe for the short news audio clips.

We're talking podcasts, in the first ever episode of Journalism Today, from the Media Innovation Studio at the University of Central Lancashire. How do you think up a podcast? Do they really appeal to younger listeners? And how are podcasts different from traditional radio? We speak to three leading British podcasters: Bruce Daisley (EatSleepWorkRepeat); Dino Sofos (Brexitcast); and Chris Warburton (Beyond Reasonable Doubt).