In Australia, more than half a million people have signed a petition demanding their government investigate the Murdoch media empire and the influence it has on their lives.

Contributors:

Rodney Tiffen - Author, Rupert Murdoch: A Reassessment

Richard Cooke - Contributing editor, The Monthly

Sally Young - Professor of political science, University of Melbourne

Margaret Simons - Investigative journalist

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Richard Gizbert speaks to producer Tariq Nafi about the ongoing debate in France about secularism and free speech. President Emmanuel Macron does not like some of the coverage.

India: The mounting challenges for journalists in Uttar Pradesh

The Listening Post’s Meenakshi Ravi looks at how an attempt to cover up a horrific gang rape has shed light on the dangers of doing journalism in India’s most populous region, Uttar Pradesh.

Contributors:

Shivam Vij - Writer, The Print

Siddharth Varadarajan - Founding editor, The Wire

Neha Dixit - Investigative journalist and author

Vijay Vineet - News editor, Jansandesh Times

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In Australia, more than half a million people have signed a petition demanding their government investigate the Murdoch media empire and the influence it has on their lives.

Contributors:

Rodney Tiffen - Author, Rupert Murdoch: A Reassessment

Richard Cooke - Contributing editor, The Monthly

Sally Young - Professor of political science, University of Melbourne

Margaret Simons - Investigative journalist

On our radar

Richard Gizbert speaks to producer Tariq Nafi about the ongoing debate in France about secularism and free speech. President Emmanuel Macron does not like some of the coverage.

India: The mounting challenges for journalists in Uttar Pradesh

The Listening Post’s Meenakshi Ravi looks at how an attempt to cover up a horrific gang rape has shed light on the dangers of doing journalism in India’s most populous region, Uttar Pradesh.

Contributors:

Shivam Vij - Writer, The Print

Siddharth Varadarajan - Founding editor, The Wire

Neha Dixit - Investigative journalist and author

Vijay Vineet - News editor, Jansandesh Times

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Media outlets in the United States face a reckoning as they struggle to break up with Donald Trump.

Contributors:

Murtaza Hussein - reporter, The Intercept

Maria Hinojosa - founder, Futuro Media Group

Matt Taibbi - author and journalist

Ashton Lattimore - editor-in-chief, Prism Reports

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Ethiopia erupts. Richard Gizbert speaks to producer Johanna Hoes about Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s order to send troops into the northern region of Tigray while completely cutting off any forms of communication - barring journalists and banning the internet.

Autopsy of an Ethiopian interview: Who killed Hachalu Hundessa?

The last ever interview with Ethiopian singer, Hachalu Hundessa - and why everyone is poring over that tape, looking for clues in their search for who killed him.

Contributors:

Guyo Wariyo - former presenter, Oromia Media Network

Bruh Yihunbelay - COO, Tirita FM Radio

Tsedale Lemma - editor-in-chief, Addis Standard

Alula Solomon - CEO, Tigrai Media House

00:00 Intro

02:00 Life After Trump

11:42 Latest from Ethiopia

14:14 Who killed Hachalu Hundessa?

24:22 Bye Bye Donny

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Media outlets in the United States face a reckoning as they struggle to break up with Donald Trump.

Contributors:

Murtaza Hussein - reporter, The Intercept

Maria Hinojosa - founder, Futuro Media Group

Matt Taibbi - author and journalist

Ashton Lattimore - editor-in-chief, Prism Reports

On our radar:

Ethiopia erupts. Richard Gizbert speaks to producer Johanna Hoes about Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s order to send troops into the northern region of Tigray while completely cutting off any forms of communication - barring journalists and banning the internet.

Autopsy of an Ethiopian interview: Who killed Hachalu Hundessa?

The last ever interview with Ethiopian singer, Hachalu Hundessa - and why everyone is poring over that tape, looking for clues in their search for who killed him.

Contributors:

Guyo Wariyo - former presenter, Oromia Media Network

Bruh Yihunbelay - COO, Tirita FM Radio

Tsedale Lemma - editor-in-chief, Addis Standard

Alula Solomon - CEO, Tigrai Media House

00:00 Intro

02:00 Life After Trump

11:42 Latest from Ethiopia

14:14 Who killed Hachalu Hundessa?

24:22 Bye Bye Donny

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Media outlets in the United States face a reckoning as they struggle to break up with Donald Trump.

Contributors:

Murtaza Hussein - reporter, The Intercept

Maria Hinojosa - founder, Futuro Media Group

Matt Taibbi - author and journalist

Ashton Lattimore - editor-in-chief, Prism Reports

On our radar:

Ethiopia erupts. Richard Gizbert speaks to producer Johanna Hoes about Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s order to send troops into the northern region of Tigray while completely cutting off any forms of communication - barring journalists and banning the internet.

Autopsy of an Ethiopian interview: Who killed Hachalu Hundessa?

The last ever interview with Ethiopian singer, Hachalu Hundessa - and why everyone is poring over that tape, looking for clues in their search for who killed him.

Contributors:

Guyo Wariyo - former presenter, Oromia Media Network

Bruh Yihunbelay - COO, Tirita FM Radio

Tsedale Lemma - editor-in-chief, Addis Standard

Alula Solomon - CEO, Tigrai Media House

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With a victory for Biden imminent, media outlets that have thrived on the Trump show must look for a new business model.

Contributors:

Akela Lacy - politics reporter, The Intercept

Jim Warren - executive editor, NewsGuard

David Folkenflik - media correspondent, NPR

Molly Jong-Fast - editor-at-large, Daily Beast

On our radar:

We discuss India and the arrest of Arnab Goswami, one of the country’s loudest pro-government voices on television. Producer Nicholas Muirhead has been tracking the response of the right-wing media.

Ertugrul: Turkish TV’s Ottoman phenomenon goes global

The Listening Post's Meenakshi Ravi reports on how history, politics and entertainment collide in Turkey’s Ottoman TV epics.

Contributors:

Burak Ozcetin - associate professor, Istanbul Bilgi University

Senem Cevik - lecturer in International Studies, UC Irvine

Omar Al-Ghazzi - assistant professor, LSE; co-author, Neo-Ottoman Cool: Turkish Popular Culture in the Arab Public Sphere

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With a victory for Biden imminent, media outlets that have thrived on the Trump show must look for a new business model.

Contributors:

Akela Lacy - politics reporter, The Intercept

Jim Warren - executive editor, NewsGuard

David Folkenflik - media correspondent, NPR

Molly Jong-Fast - editor-at-large, Daily Beast

On our radar:

We discuss India and the arrest of Arnab Goswami, one of the country’s loudest pro-government voices on television. Producer Nicholas Muirhead has been tracking the response of the right-wing media.

Ertugrul: Turkish TV’s Ottoman phenomenon goes global

The Listening Post's Meenakshi Ravi reports on how history, politics and entertainment collide in Turkey’s Ottoman TV epics.

Contributors:

Burak Ozcetin - associate professor, Istanbul Bilgi University

Senem Cevik - lecturer in International Studies, UC Irvine

Omar Al-Ghazzi - assistant professor, LSE; co-author, Neo-Ottoman Cool: Turkish Popular Culture in the Arab Public Sphere

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The US election is just days away and President Donald Trump’s fake news narrative is about to be put to the ultimate test.

Contributors:

John Ziegler - Senior Columnist, Mediaite

Amy Goodman - Executive Producer, Democracy Now!

Ben Smith - Media Columnist, The New York Times

On our radar

US conservatives often accuse social media platforms of suppressing their voices. Politico’s chief tech correspondent, Mark Scott, joins Richard Gizbert to discuss a study which shows that claim is not true.

The chosen one: The Christian Broadcasting Network and Donald Trump

The gospel of Trump 24/7? We look at the marriage of convenience that is the president’s relationship with the Christian Broadcasting Network.

Contributors:

Gordon Robertson - CEO, Christian Broadcasting Network

Terry Heaton - Former Executive Producer, The 700 Club; Author, The Gospel of Self: How Jesus Joined the GOP

Sarah Posner - Author, Unholy: Why White Evangelicals Worship at the Alter of Donald Trump; Reporting Fellow, Type Investigations

Nicole Hemmer - Author, Messengers of the Right; Associate research scholar, Columbia University

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A brutal murder and the Charlie Hebdo trial have people in France questioning freedom of expression again.

Contributors:

Pierre Henri Tavoillot - Professor of philosophy, Sorbonne University

Philippe Marliere - Professor of French and European politics, University College London

Rim-Sarah Aloune - Legal scholar and human rights researcher

Jocelyn Cesari - Professor of religion and politics, University of Birmingham

On our radar

The Nigerian army says it did not shoot at protesters, but there is a problem with their story - the evidence is all over the internet. Richard Gizbert speaks to producer Meenakshi Ravi about the contrasting narratives.

Murder in Malta: Daphne Caruana Galizia’s journalistic legacy

The Listening Post’s Flo Phillips on a reporter killed for the work she did - and how Daphne Caruana Galizia’s journalism continues to make news.

Contributors:

Matthew Caruana Galizia - Son of Daphne Caruana Galizia and investigative journalist

Manuel Delia - Author, Murder on the Malta Express; Blogger, Truth Be Told

Caroline Muscat - Founder, The Shift News

Mark Laurence Zammit - Former presenter, Xarabank

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It has been more than a year since New Delhi scrapped Indian-administered Kashmir’s special status. Why has the region’s history been so hotly disputed - on the ground and in the news media - since India’s independence from the United Kingdom more than 70 years ago?

Contributors:

Rahul Pandita - Journalist and author, Our Moon Has Blood Clots

Siddiq Wahid - Senior fellow, Centre for Policy Research India

Nitasha Kaul - Associate professor, University of Westminster

Suhasini Haidar - National and diplomatic affairs editor, The Hindu

Aarti Tikoo Singh - Foreign affairs editor, Indo-Asian News Service

Against all odds: Reporting under Kashmir’s communications blackout

What has the revocation of Article 370 - and the security lockdown and communication blackout that followed - meant for Kashmiris and the journalists trying to tell their stories?

Contributors:

Anuradha Bhasin - Executive editor, Kashmir Times

Peerzada Ashiq - Senior journalist, The Hindu

Syed Shahriyar - Photojournalist

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