Boyish with Dom Hennequin

Melbourne filmmaker and friend Josh Janssen joins Dom to talk about his career which includes working for Austereo Network, Envato and now his own company Full Stack Films.

You can find Full Stack Films at fullstackfilms.com.au and find Josh on Twitter, he's @joshjanssen.

Melbourne filmmaker and friend Josh Janssen joins Dom to talk about his career which includes working for Austereo Network, Envato and now his own company Full Stack Films.

You can find Full Stack Films at fullstackfilms.com.au and find Josh on Twitter, he's @joshjanssen.

Melbourne filmmaker and friend Josh Janssen joins Dom to talk about his career which includes working for Austereo Network, Envato and now his own company Full Stack Films.

You can find Full Stack Films at fullstackfilms.com.au and find Josh on Twitter, he's @joshjanssen.

Today on the show, why Apple can't innovate.

Plus, award-winning journalist Josh Taylor from Crikey.com.au. We’ll be talking politics including the Turnbull government’s current woes and “The Road to Ruin” the book by Nikki Savva about Tony Abbott’s downfall as prime minister, making the transition from tech reporter to political reporter, who are the better liars, politicians or entrepreneurs, and I ask who his preferred prime minister is. Malcolm Turnbull or Kevin Rudd?

Today on the show, why Apple can't innovate.

Plus, award-winning journalist Josh Taylor from Crikey.com.au. We’ll be talking politics including the Turnbull government’s current woes and “The Road to Ruin” the book by Nikki Savva about Tony Abbott’s downfall as prime minister, making the transition from tech reporter to political reporter, who are the better liars, politicians or entrepreneurs, and I ask who his preferred prime minister is. Malcolm Turnbull or Kevin Rudd?

Today on the show, why Apple can't innovate.

Plus, award-winning journalist Josh Taylor from Crikey.com.au. We’ll be talking politics including the Turnbull government’s current woes and “The Road to Ruin” the book by Nikki Savva about Tony Abbott’s downfall as prime minister, making the transition from tech reporter to political reporter, who are the better liars, politicians or entrepreneurs, and I ask who his preferred prime minister is. Malcolm Turnbull or Kevin Rudd?

This episode’s guest is journalist Jeremy Story Carter. Jeremy previously worked as a regional reporter for the ABC in Bunbury, Western Australia, and he’s now based in Melbourne working for Radio National where he recently completed an Australian music series called “I’m Here Now”. He was previously Melbourne editor of music news website Fasterlouder and in this interview we talk about how he got from there to the ABC, the current state of music journalism, and why he doesn’t think his journalism degree was very useful.

Listen to Jeremy's series 'I'm Here Now' here:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/i'm-here-now/7048600

Follow Jeremy on Twitter here:

https://twitter.com/jstorycarter?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

This episode’s guest is journalist Jeremy Story Carter. Jeremy previously worked as a regional reporter for the ABC in Bunbury, Western Australia, and he’s now based in Melbourne working for Radio National where he recently completed an Australian music series called “I’m Here Now”. He was previously Melbourne editor of music news website Fasterlouder and in this interview we talk about how he got from there to the ABC, the current state of music journalism, and why he doesn’t think his journalism degree was very useful.

Listen to Jeremy's series 'I'm Here Now' here:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/i'm-here-now/7048600

Follow Jeremy on Twitter here:

https://twitter.com/jstorycarter?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

This episode’s guest is journalist Jeremy Story Carter. Jeremy previously worked as a regional reporter for the ABC in Bunbury, Western Australia, and he’s now based in Melbourne working for Radio National where he recently completed an Australian music series called “I’m Here Now”. He was previously Melbourne editor of music news website Fasterlouder and in this interview we talk about how he got from there to the ABC, the current state of music journalism, and why he doesn’t think his journalism degree was very useful.

Listen to Jeremy's series 'I'm Here Now' here:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/i'm-here-now/7048600

Follow Jeremy on Twitter here:

https://twitter.com/jstorycarter?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

This episode I talk to Political Editor for Buzzfeed Australia, Mark Di Stefano. Mark started his career at the ABC making tea for newsreader Juanita Phillips, eventually going on to become its Darwin Correspondent. In his time at Buzzfeed he's had a Twitter feud with Leigh Sales, exposed Mark Latham as the man behind the abusive @RealMarkLatham Twitter account, and has seen the publisher become one of the most important voices in news.

You can follow Mark on Twitter @MarkDiStef