Pull Quotes – S8E7 – Who Decides
It is this or nothing when navigating the power structures of mass media. Episode Description In the politics of economy and corporate […]
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Pull Quotes is the Review of Journalism’s flagship podcast. The latest season is about the people innovating Canadian journalism—each in their own unique way.
Pull Quotes – S8E6 – Who Gets Silenced? – Part Two
RJO status lends well to advocacy journalism, but the sustainability of online news is still in question. Episode Description Journalistic silencing in […]
Pull Quotes – S8E5 – Who Gets Silenced? – Part One
Revisiting the past through a critical lens can better inform how journalists stay accountable. Episode Description Silence can operate passively or actively […]
Pull Quotes – S8E4 – Who Gets Covered?
News coverage oftentimes appears worlds away from online media influencers. Episode Description With modern-day media the political economy of news coverage factors […]
Pull Quotes – S8E3 – Midseason Trailer
From who gets quoted to who gets covered. Episode Description What happens before an expert ever appears in the news? In the […]
Pull Quotes – S8E2 – How Do We Decide Who to Trust?
Once an expert appears in the news, the story isn’t over. Episode Description In today’s information environment, audiences still have to decide […]
Pull Quotes – S8E1 – Who Gets Believed?
Why do certain voices keep appearing in the news? Episode Description In journalism, expertise is often presented as something simple: a title, […]
Pull Quotes – Season 8 Preview
Inside the forces shaping journalism in Canada. Read the transcript Series Description Pull Quotes is a podcast examining the forces that shape […]
Pull Quotes – S7E5 – Shaping a Generation of Feature Writers with Bill Reynolds
Narrative journalism professor Bill Reynolds is retiring after 24 years at TMU. He sits down with host Andrew Roberts to reflect on […]
Pull Quotes – S7E4 – Race and Representation with Christopher Cheung
Reema Najjar sits with Christopher Cheung, journalist and author of Under the White Gaze, to discuss race and representation in Canadian journalism. […]