Listen to former BBC staffers Cath and Jo-Anne talk to investigative journalist Nick Wallis, the man who exposed the Post Office scandal. He’s now writing a follow up book to The Great Post Office Scandal - but has also turned his gimlet eye on the capture of global institutions by gender identity ideology.Find Nick’s whistle-blowing Genderblog here - including links to his live X coverage of the Graham Linehan trialEpisode highlights include:* Why he hesitated to speak publicly at first - and what finally pushed him to act* The role of the BBC and legacy media in shaping the debate* Why persistence is the defining quality of investigative reporting* What he tells younger journalists: “Keep buggering on.”Thank you for listening.Relevant links:The Post Office ScandalCharlie KirkRadio 4 1800 September 11 reporting Charlie Kirk listen at 14’45’’Jenni MurrayWPUK Journalism event Sonia Sodha Julie Bindel Susan Dalgety Susanna Rustin Helen LewisEmma Barnett interviews Mark Rowley R4 Today Sept 10 listen from 0745 GMTTickle vs GiggleTrade unions oppose Supreme CourtNUJ Code of ConductDarlington Nurses UnionFreedom in the ArtsThis Isn’t WorkingBBC Scotland - The Sandie Peggie TribunalSex Matters - intimidation and harassment of women Get full access to SEENinJournalism’s Substack at seeninjournalism.substack.com/subscribe
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No fear. No favour. Our new podcast.
We’ve launched a new podcast: No Fear. No Favour. The SEEN in Journalism Podcast.In Episode One, former BBC journalists Jo-Anne, Cath and Sam reflect on what it means to cover sex and gender issues with impartiality - and what happens when stories are quietly shelved.Topics include safeguarding, the role of editorial policy, why trust in journalism is under strain and the big stories of the week. Get full access to SEENinJournalism’s Substack at seeninjournalism.substack.com/subscribe
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No Fear. No Favour. Episode Two: Nick Wallis
Listen to former BBC staffers Cath and Jo-Anne talk to investigative journalist Nick Wallis, the man who exposed the Post Office scandal. He’s now writing a follow up book to The Great Post Office Scandal - but has also turned his gimlet eye on the capture of global institutions by gender identity ideology. Find Nick’s whistle-blowing Genderblog here - including links to his live X coverage of the Graham Linehan trial Thank you for listening.Relevant links: Charlie KirkRadio 4 1800 September 11 reporting Charlie Kirk listen at 14’45’’Jenni MurrayWPUK Journalism event Sonia Sodha Julie Bindel Susan Dalgety Susanna Rustin Helen LewisEmma Barnett interviews Mark Rowley R4 Today Sept 10 listen from 0745 GMTTickle vs GiggleTrade unions oppose Supreme CourtNUJ Code of ConductDarlington Nurses UnionFreedom in the ArtsThis Isn’t WorkingBBC Scotland - The Sandie Peggie Tribunal Get full access to SEENinJournalism’s Substack at seeninjournalism.substack.com/subscribe
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No fear. No favour. Our new podcast.
We’ve launched a new podcast: No Fear. No Favour. The SEEN in Journalism Podcast.In Episode One, former BBC journalists Jo-Anne, Cath and Sam reflect on what it means to cover sex and gender issues with impartiality — and what happens when stories are quietly shelved.Topics today include safeguarding, the role of editorial policy, why trust in journalism is under strain and the big stories of the week. 🎧 Listen on Substack or your preferred podcast platform. Get full access to SEENinJournalism’s Substack at seeninjournalism.substack.com/subscribe
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