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In this episode of Industry Standard, Vox journalist Astead Herndon discusses the future of journalism, why he left The New York Times, and how media is changing in the era of video podcasts and creator-driven news.
We talk about why audiences increasingly trust individuals over institutions, the rise of informal political media online, and what successful journalism looks like in a rapidly shifting media landscape.
If you’re interested in:
The rise of video podcasts and creator-driven journalism
The backlash against “hyper-wokeness” in politics
Why politicians like Zohran Mamdani are succeeding with new media strategies
The changing role of traditional outlets like The New York Times and Vox
How journalists build trust with audiences today
…then this episode is for you.
A huge thanks to Astead Herndon for joining the show.
If you enjoyed this conversation, like, subscribe, and follow Industry Standard for weekly interviews with journalists, creators, and cultural figures about their craft and creative process.
Listen to Industry Standard wherever you get your podcasts.
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In this episode of Industry Standard, Vox journalist Astead Herndon discusses the future of journalism, why he left The New York Times, and how media is changing in the era of video podcasts and creator-driven news.
We talk about why audiences increasingly trust individuals over institutions, the rise of informal political media online, and what successful journalism looks like in a rapidly shifting media landscape.
If you’re interested in:
The rise of video podcasts and creator-driven journalism
The backlash against “hyper-wokeness” in politics
Why politicians like Zohran Mamdani are succeeding with new media strategies
The changing role of traditional outlets like The New York Times and Vox
How journalists build trust with audiences today
…then this episode is for you.
A huge thanks to Astead Herndon for joining the show.
If you enjoyed this conversation, like, subscribe, and follow Industry Standard for weekly interviews with journalists, creators, and cultural figures about their craft and creative process.
Listen to Industry Standard wherever you get your podcasts.