Random Media studies Podcasts

If you’ve ever wondered how to get a job in the world of UK Factual TV then look no further! Lisa Fairbank and Julie Heathcote have worked for all the UK broadcasters for 20+ years and together they run www.factoryfilms.tv in Brighton. Now they’re using their incredible network of colleagues and friends to tell you all you need to know about getting a break/interview/promotion – or exploring which of the myriad jobs in TV might be just right for you!

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Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: film and tv, graduate jobs, interviews, media careers, media studies, screen careers, tv careers

We all have opinions and habits that make us wonder, “am I the only one who does this? Does anyone else feel this way?” Now, here’s a space where all those shower thoughts and lowkey kinks finally get shine! Hosted by a 20-something-year-old girl, the “Anyone Else Think?” show/podcast gives a glimpse into society’s many different ideologies and cultures. Each episode uses one topic to expose debatable discussions, life hacks, industry secrets, fun facts and much more useful information along the way. Social Media: @anyonelsethink Host: Nala Peña To Support: $nochillnala on CashApp & Venmo

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: aesthetic, anxiety, authenticity, Broadcasting, college, Culture, diversity, family, growing up, happiness, healthy, journalism, lifestyle, media studies, mindfulness, music, peace, Perception, pop culture, radio personality, Society, zen

A podcast about our lives online.

Categories: Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: Internet Culture, internet history, media studies

How we consume and create media is changing faster than ever. The Hearst Demystifying Media Series from the School of Journalism and Communication (SOJC) at the University of Oregon explores these dynamics. With interviews and guest lecturers from leading media practitioners and scholars, it dives into the latest digital developments and their implications. Hosted by University of Oregon journalism professor Damian Radcliffe, each episode features leading experts—media practitioners, academics, and researchers— to talk about these global developments. Conversations and guest lectures are recorded at the University of Oregon campus in the Pacific North West. #demystifying #UOSOJC Get in touch: damianr@uoregon.edu @damianradcliffe damianradcliffe.com UO School of Journalism and Communication: @uosojc

Categories: Business, Education, Technology

Tags: advertising, business, career advice, communication, digital, digital media, discussion, entrepreneurship, experts, higher education, interview, job advice, journalism, lectures, mass communication, mass media, media, media habits, media research, media studies, news commentary, Public Relations, public talks, QA, reporting, school of journalism and communication, Technology, university of oregon

Welcome to Innovative History, a podcast that explores new directions in historical research and storytelling. Innovative History is hosted by Fulton Bryant-Anderson and Mike Halvorson, two historians at Pacific Lutheran University. Together, the team investigates the most creative approaches to teaching and learning history, including using video games to study the past, musicians as agents of historical change, and the impact of new technologies on research. For more information, visit https://innovativehistory.org/.

Categories: History, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: american history, Education, Fulton Bryant-Anderson, gaming, History, Innovation, innovative, journalism, media studies, Mike Halvorson, plu, Technology, u.s. history, university, video games, western history, willie dunn