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Are the public interested in public interest news?

How an investigation like the Pandora Papers aims for impact

• 27 mins

Saudi Arabia's media ambition

From Netflix investment to newspapers, how much media sway does Saudi Arabia now have?

• 27 mins

Climate change and the challenge for media

Should journalists dispense with objectivity and become activists to save the planet?

• 28 mins

What is the Metaverse?

After a difficult week, Facebook invests in an alternative-reality future.

• 28 mins

Who's been listening?

Radio audiences have changed during the pandemic. Who are the winners and losers?

• 27 mins

How 'British' is British TV?

Broadcasters shift more shows out of London, as Amazon and Netflix move in.

• 28 mins

The Ethics of Reporting Terrorism

From "door-stepping" to naming attackers, journalists question their practice

• 28 mins

Nadine Dorries

Culture secretary on arts and media in schools, cancel culture and the future of the ´óÏó´«Ã½

• 23 mins

How a Political Story Cuts Through

Changes at the Mail, and an interview in Belarus, show the power of the press.

• 27 mins

Don't Shoot the Messenger

Are trolls severing the ties between reader and reporter?

• 28 mins

Inside the No 10 Christmas party scoops

How The Mirror and ITV News uncovered the political story of the year.

• 28 mins

Jon Snow: A Lifetime in News

The Channel 4 News presenter on politicians, impartiality and a flight with Idi Amin.

• 27 mins

Meet the Covid Influencers

The scientists and journalists who have become characters within the Covid story.

• 27 mins

The Secret Life of the Continuity Announcer

'And now for something completely different on The Media Show.'

• 40 mins

Did the storming of the Capitol damage US media?

Journalists are criticised for "obsessing over" or "normalising" the events of 6 January.

• 28 mins

The Editor Planning to Shake Up News

Ben Smith aims to take on CNN, the New York Times and the ´óÏó´«Ã½.

• 26 mins

"Operation Red Meat"

Boris Johnson's supposed fightback strategy and a new ´óÏó´«Ã½ licence fee deal.

• 27 mins

Face to face with the ISIS "Beatles"

Ahead of a major US trial, ITV News' Rohit Kachroo on interviewing British ISIS fighters.

• 27 mins

Spotify's $100 million problem

Joe Rogan's podcast drags the music streamer into a free speech debate.

• 27 mins

How digital sleuths changed journalism

Exposing the truth behind drone strikes and human rights abuses.

• 28 mins

John Witherow, Editor of The Times

The relationship between the press and those running the country.

• 39 mins

The Tricky Question of Press Freedom

British Government versus Russian Media in the Ukraine crisis

• 27 mins

The Information War in Ukraine

Russia limits free media, while western journalists try to make sense of war on the ground

• 28 mins

A News Cold War

´óÏó´«Ã½ plan to get news to Russians

• 28 mins

Why are Russian oligarchs only now in the press spotlight?

The journalists investigating 'Londongrad'.

• 26 mins

Netflix's Hollywood Ambition

Movie boss Scott Stuber on the Oscars, luring talent and the future of film.

• 27 mins

Ukraine's lessons for the media

Local and international perspectives on the war.

• 28 mins

Ira Glass, Godfather of Sound

The creator of This American Life and Serial on his life in radio and podcasting.

• 28 mins

Translating the French election

As Macron and Le Pen go head to head, Le Monde launches an English edition.

• 28 mins

Piers Morgan Returns

The journalist discusses his new TV show, 'cancel culture' and the limits of free speech.

• 65 mins