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Welcome to Views Our Own, a young journalism podcast discussing all aspects of the media industry - from different types of journalism, to careers, experiences and industry issues. We also highlight talented new writers in our New Voices series.
Follow us here and on Twitter and Instagram @ViewsOurOwn for updates on episodes and a chance to be involved!
Your hosts: Sophie Kiderlin (@skiderlin) and Mischa Alexander (@alex_mischa42)
Follow us here and on Twitter and Instagram @ViewsOurOwn for updates on episodes and a chance to be involved!
Your hosts: Sophie Kiderlin (@skiderlin) and Mischa Alexander (@alex_mischa42)
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This week on New Voices: Sam Tabahriti! We spoke to Sam about his writing on social issues and translation, his experience working at MyLondon and Dazed, and what it's like filming a documentary during a pandemic.
Find Sam on Twitter: @samtabahriti
Find Sam's documentary here
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TW: This episode discusses instances of Transphobia, Homophobia and trolling.
We spoke with activist and YouTuber Katy Montgomerie all about the coverage of trans people in the UK Media and discussed what harmful narratives there are, how to drive change and amplify trans voices.
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Social media is a quintessential tool for modern journalists. But how can you make it work for you? We sat down with Danielle Olavario, social media manager for Euronews, to talk about how to get your work seen through social media, the importance of marketing yourself, and what it feels like to accidentally go viral.
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This week on New Voices: Francesca Hughes! We chatted all about why her work writing about disability is so important, her experiences as the BBC Young Reporter of the year 2019 and Francesca's quick-fire questions answers made Sophie's day!
Find Francesca on Twitter @franariella
You can find Francesca's Vice article here
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Everyone loves listening to music, but what's it like to write about? We spoke to Geo Blackman, founder and editor-in-chief of Happy People Music, all about music journalism. Join us as we discuss writing music reviews, building good relationships with artists and bands, and the hectic cycle of music news.
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We spoke to Lucy Dyer, editorial development manager at News Associates, all about the NCTJ - how it works, what it covers and why it's a great qualification for young journalists to gain! In the coming weeks, we'll also be talking about other journalism qualifications and ways into the industry, so keep an eye out for those episodes!
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Find details about the NCTJ and News Associates online
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In this instalment of New Voices, we speak to Alex Moreland. We spoke all about writing about TV shows, his interview with Christopher Eccleston, and once and for all settle the argument: binging or weekly watching!!!
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You can find Alex's article here
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This week, we spoke to Rachel Charlton-Dailey, freelance writer and disability activist, all about disability within the media. Join us as we pick apart the way language frames how the stories of disabled people are told, what can be done to amplify their voices, and why we should do away with inspirational stories about disability.
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This week on New Voices: Adam England! We spoke all about music journalism, writing for Dazed and find out what Adam's first career goal was...
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Behind the camera and beyond the script, the role of the producer is more than you'd think. This week, we spoke to Bafta-winning Sky News producer Nick Stylianou, who told us all about the role of a broadcast producer, what it's like covering events such as the Hong Kong protests or terror attacks in Europe, and gave us great advice on handling the pressures and stresses that come with working in a fast-paced environment.
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We found out everything you need to know about Video Journalism from BBC World Service Senior Video Journalist Olivia Le Poidevin! Ever wondered what a video journalist really does, how news clips, documentaries and digital content are created or why video journalism is such a great storytelling tool? We have all the answers!
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This week on New Voices: Michele Theil! We chat with her all about working as an investigative journalist, building her career as a freelance writer, and about her fantastic experience writing for Vice World News!
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You can find Michele's article here
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Happy LGBT History Month! This week, we sit down with Amy Ashenden, journalist and communications and media head at Just Like Us, to talk all about LGBT+ conversations in the media, the role of LGBT+ correspondents, and how to transition from working in the media to the charity sector.
Follow Amy's Twitter @AmyAshenden
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We spoke to Journo Resources founder and freelance journalist Jem Collins all about pitching - and covered everything from idea development, to rejections, getting paid, what to include in a successful pitch and how to build relationships with editors!
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This week on New Voices: Daniel Reast! The young writer and opinion journalist chatted to us about his passions for political opinions, men's mental health, his ambitions and of course told us whether her prefers cats or dogs...
Follow Daniel on Twitter: @danreast
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We spoke to Charlotte Colombo, training and opportunities officer at the Student Publication Association, all about student journalism. Find out more about what students can gain from being involved with their university publications, their role in national media and how the SPA provides support through resources and advocacy.
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We spoke to media law expert, trainer and consultant David Banks all about how libel works, what other essential laws journalists should be aware of and the grey-zone between ethics and the law. He also gave some great advice on educating yourself about media law - hope you enjoy!
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Welcome back to New Voices, where we introduce you to new, talented journalists! This time, we spoke to the fabulous Imogen Brighty-Potts about creating her own site, balancing life with work, and the joy about writing (and thinking) about food.
Follow Imogen on Twitter: @imybrightypotts
Follow The Hysteria Collective: @thehysteriaco
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This week, we spoke to Vice columnist Rhys Thomas about how men's health is talked about in the media, what kind of subjects men get in touch to ask for advice on, and what masculinity even looks like in the 21st century.
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This week, we spoke to Katie Baggott and Katie Williams, the hosts of Northern Natter, about the differences between being a journalist within and outside of London, how UK national publications can (and should) better represent the country's regions and their favourite (non-London based) publications.
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