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Talk Media
Broadcaster Stuart Cosgrove and Professor Eamonn O’Neill host Talk Media: a forensic analysis of how the media works, and who works the media. Packed full of candid commentary and informed opinion, Talk Media features a weekly guest commentator from the worlds of journalism, entertainment and politics. Hour-long episodes are published weekly on Wednesday evenings via Patreon. Join now to listen for 99p per week (+ VAT): patreon.com.talkmedia
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4.7 stars from 214 ratings
Shame
It’s such a shame they put this podcast behind a paywall as I really liked it. It’s a sensible view on topical issues which was good to hear. I’m absolutely not going to pay £4 a month for one podcast though. Purely out of principle more than anything. Too many subscription models these days and...Read full review »
mmjm90 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 06/23/22
So disappointed
Listened to this cracking podcast every week but alas all good things come to an end with a charge now in place .. loved listening to These two guys .. too bad
bryp07 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/24/21
Welcome back
I was an avid weekly fan of the BBC Scotland media review, so disappointed when it was axed. I discovered this podcast a few weeks ago. Great listen. Entertaining, informative and humorous. I find Radio Scotland news so disappointing now: viewers views; who cares, not me. Perhaps a guest from...Read full review »
tartanhamish via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/18/21
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