From the glossies adorning our supermarket shelves, to the digital pages that clamour for clicks, magazines have played a huge part in reflecting - and shaping - our culture for 100yrs+. But just what is a magazine today? Has the printed incarnation of these titles managed to successfully migrate online? Can Instagram be considered a form of magazine? And just where does a magazine end and a book begin!? We're this week joined by Founder of MagCulture, Jeremy Leslie, to find out...

As Colloquiapedia returns from a short break, we're this week joined by Editor-in-Chief of Press Gazette, Dominic Ponsford, to talk about the term 'Journalism'. Is Joe Rogan a journalist? Is Gary Lineker? And has our great Faustian bargain with social media delivered citizen journalism, but at the price of drowning out facts with fiction? 

This week on Colloquiapedia, we're joined by Southport MP Patrick Hurley, to look at the term 'Democracy' - what is it, why is it such a heavily scrutinised term right now, and how is it interpreted and implemented today? 🧩 

This week the Colloquiapedia podcast looks at the term 'Television', joined by British Screen Forum CEO, Pete Johnson. 

On this week's episode of Colloquiapedia, Host Jamie Gavin is joined by Coronation Street and Grantchester Actress, Melissa Johns, as the two look into the term 'acting' and how it's interpreted in society today... 🎭

Hosted by Jamie Gavin, Colloquiapedia is a new weekly show seeking to make the complex comprehendible. Each week, we take a popular word or phrase from the contemporary zeitgeist, and explore it in layman’s terms with the perspective of a guest.

Here in the second episode, Jamie is joined by Ali Jackson-Jolley, Assistant Managing Editor at Forbes, to discuss Diversity, Equality, & Inclusion (DEI).

The short sharp show making the complex comprehendible. Every week we take a popular term or phrase and explore its real-world meaning as it stands today.