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Media Tribe episodes
- Julie Cohen | A New York smoked fish shop, the Notorious RBG and refusing to buy a guitar for an inmate
For more on Julie
Follow Julie on Twitter and watch the trailer for RBG here.
Episode credits
Hosted and produced by Shaunagh Connaire and edited by Ryan Ferguson.
29 min - Evan Davis | Peak bullshit and post truth, mind the gap and a kidnapping in India
For more on Evan
Follow Evan on Twitter and view his profile on BBC.
Episode credits
Hosted and produced by Shaunagh Connaire and edited by Ryan Ferguson.
29 min - Nima Elbagir | Being a person of colour in journalism, slavery in Libya and a machete in the DRC
Nima Elbagir is a Sudanese born journalist and an award-winning international television correspondent. Nima was named the 2020 Royal Television Society 'Television Journalist of the Year' and recently received the prestigious 2019 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award in the Investigative category for her reporting on human rights abuses, with the jurors citing her "fearless reporting across Africa, from a modern-day slave market in Libya, to child labour in Congo, and a smuggler's network in Nigeria, documented rarely seen exploitation and corruption."
For more on Nima
Follow Nima on Twitter and read her profile on CNN.
More on Media Tribe
View our website for more information and episode notes and follow our host Shaunagh on Twitter.28 min - Giles Duley | Marilyn Manson, Kholoud’s story and standing on a landmine in Afghanistan
Award-winning photographer Giles Duley started off in music and fashion, photographing the likes of Oasis, Marilyn Manson and Pulp. Becoming disillusioned with the commercial world, he went on to document the aftermath of conflict in countries like Iraq, Lebanon, Angola and Rwanda. In 2011 while on foot patrol with the US army in Afghanistan, he stood on a landmine and lost three limbs. Giles is the founder and CEO of the Legacy of War Foundation.
For more on Giles
Follow Giles on Twitter and read about Legacy of War, Giles' project documenting the long-term impact of conflict globally.More on Media Tribe
View our website for more information and episode notes and follow our host Shaunagh on Twitter.34 min - Lyse Doucet | Afghanistan attempted assassination, Syria under siege and dressing up as a man
We talk about Lyse’s extensive reporting in Syria, particularly her time in besieged Yarmouk where children told Lyse they had to eat boiled grass in order to survive, being present during the attempted assassination of Hamid Karzai, the then Afghan President and growing up in New Brunswick, Canada.
For more on Lyse
Follow Lyse on Twitter and view her profile on the BBC here.
More on Media Tribe
View our website for more information and episode notes and follow our host Shaunagh on Twitter.31 min - Rana Ayyub | Being Muslim in India, investigating extrajudicial killings and smuggling a Western journalist into Kashmir
Rana talks about sneaking a New Yorker magazine journalist, Dexter Filkins into Kashmir, how her reporting led to the arrest of Amit Shah, the now Union Home Minister of India, her undercover sting operation into the 2002 riots in India’s Gujarat province that killed more than 1,000 people and growing up as a young Muslim girl in India.
For more on Rana
Follow Rana on Twitter and her stories published in The Washington Post here. You can find her book "Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a cover up" here.More on Media Tribe
View our website for more information and episode notes and follow our host Shaunagh on Twitter.27 min - Jon Snow | Kicked out of university, the Desert One disaster in Iran and a flight with Idi Amin
Jon talks about spending time with Ugandan dictator Idi Amin and contemplating shooting him, how he knew a young girl who died in the burning of Grenfell Tower, the staggering inequality in Britain and his deep love for Iran. He also takes us back to his Liverpool university days where he spent his time revolting and was eventually booted out.
For more on Jon
Follow Jon on Twitter.More on Media Tribe
View our website for more information and episode notes and follow our host Shaunagh on Twitter.28 min - Arielle Duhaime-Ross | Science, Hookworm and Polar Bears
Arielle talks about being the first climate correspondent on American TV, her near close shave with a polar bear in Greenland and her experience of being targeted with death and rape threats by trolls. She also delves into her important investigation about hookworms in Alabama.
For more on Arielle
Follow Arielle on Twitter and her Reset podcast.More on Media Tribe
View our website for more information and episode notes and follow our host Shaunagh on Twitter.29 min - Media Tribe Preview
Starting July 15th, Media Tribe introduces the journalist behind the story. Each episode looks at the journalist's journey into the industry, the impact they’ve had along the way and some of their most crazy experiences working in the industry. The stories that never quite made it to air!
Shaunagh interviews some of the most respected journalists, Oscar-nominated filmmakers and executives from across the globe, including Channel 4’s Jon Snow, BBC’s Kate Adie, The New York Times' Pulitzer Prize winner Malachy Browne, CNN’s Nima Elbagir and Rana Ayyub of the Washington Post to name a few.
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About Media Tribe
From the publisher's feed
Media Tribe is a show that tells the story behind the storyteller. It's an opportunity to step into the shoes of the most respected journalists, directors and media executives.
Each episode looks at the journalist's journey into the industry, the impact they’ve had along the way and some of their most crazy experiences working in the industry. The stories that never quite made it to air!
Shaunagh interviews some of the most respected journalists, Oscar-nominated filmmakers and executives from across the globe, including Channel 4’s Jon Snow, BBC’s Kate Adie, The New York Times' Pulitzer Prize winner Malachy Browne, CNN’s Nima Elbagir and Rana Ayyub of the Washington Post to name a few.