Columbia Journalism Review
The Kicker
The Kicker is a podcast on the media and the world today. It comes out twice a month, hosted by Megan Greenwell and produced by Amanda Darrach for the Columbia Journalism Review . It is available wherever you get your podcasts, including Apple Podcasts , Spotify , and YouTube .
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29 paź 2026
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Kim Masters on #MeToo coverage; Susan Orlean on finding stories 08.03.2018 35:29
Kim Masters on #MeToo coverage; Susan Orlean on finding stories by Columbia Journalism Review
A new generation of native voices 01.03.2018 32:45
A new generation of native voices by Columbia Journalism Review
The Facebook Armageddon 22.02.2018 15:54
The Facebook Armageddon by Columbia Journalism Review
Women in the workplace 15.02.2018 22:31
Women in the workplace by Columbia Journalism Review
Threats to journalism 08.02.2018 26:48
Threats to journalism by Columbia Journalism Review
The Twitter bot economy 01.02.2018 32:50
The Twitter bot economy by Columbia Journalism Review
Slate’s ‘pivot to words’ 25.01.2018 33:08
Slate’s ‘pivot to words’ by Columbia Journalism Review
Untangling the Facebook mess 18.01.2018 23:33
Untangling the Facebook mess by Columbia Journalism Review
Reddit, Michael Wolff, and “media men” list 11.01.2018 42:55
Reddit, Michael Wolff, and “media men” list by Columbia Journalism Review
The year in journalism 21.12.2017 32:56
The year in journalism by Columbia Journalism Review
The popularity of "Cat Person" 14.12.2017 26:26
The popularity of "Cat Person" by Columbia Journalism Review
Jezebel’s new EIC on feminist reporting after Weinstein 08.12.2017 27:08
This week on The Kicker, Meg talks with Jezebel Editor in Chief Koa Beck about her plans for the feminist website, as well as the site’s influence on recent media coverage of sexual harassment. Then CJR’s Christie Chisholm joins Meg and Pete to discuss WNYC’s handling of sexual harassment allegations against some of its biggest names, the issues surrounding ABC News’s erroneous report on Michael F...
A dive into the swamp with Politico Playbook’s Anna Palmer and Jake Sherman 30.11.2017 31:37
A dive into the swamp with Politico Playbook’s Anna Palmer and Jake Sherman by Columbia Journalism Review
Anti-establishment media in the Trump era 22.11.2017 40:48
Anti-establishment media in the Trump era by Columbia Journalism Review
Turning the lens on whiteness when covering race 16.11.2017 21:39
This week on The Kicker, Meg talks with John Biewen, audio program director at Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies, about how his podcast Seeing White examines America's deep history of white supremacy. Then Pete is joined by CJR’s Christie Chisholm and Jon Allsop to discuss the right-wing media response to Roy Moore, some good journalism from Fox News, and how to fix the way we cover mass...
Jelani Cobb on one year of Trump 09.11.2017 29:21
This week, Pete speaks with Jelani Cobb, staff writer at The New Yorker and professor at Columbia Journalism School, about the year following the election of President Donald Trump. Then Meg Dalton and Jon Allsop join Pete to discuss the media news of the week, including the narratives surrounding statewide election results, the question of giving airtime to Kellyanne Conway, and Ronan Farrow’s la...
The evolution of audio, Facebook’s political reckoning, and civil war at the WSJ 03.11.2017 30:55
The evolution of audio, Facebook’s political reckoning, and civil war at the WSJ by Columbia Journalism Review
Does Weinstein represent a sea change or just a moment? 27.10.2017 30:26
Does Weinstein represent a sea change or just a moment? by Columbia Journalism Review
From climate change to Facebook 20.10.2017 21:43
From climate change to Facebook by Columbia Journalism Review
Harvey Weinstein and the media's complicated relationship 13.10.2017 18:22
Harvey Weinstein and the media's complicated relationship by Columbia Journalism Review
Covering the White House with Glenn Thrush & Ben Jacobs 06.10.2017 30:28
This week on The Kicker, we present a special episode recorded live from Atlanta. CJR Managing Editor Vanessa Gezari talks with The New York Times’s Glenn Thrush and The Guardian’s Ben Jacobs about covering the Trump White House. They discuss the emotional toll of the breakneck news cycle, what’s different about the new administration, and how to avoid getting caught up in a reality-TV presidency.
Fake news in a small town 29.09.2017 23:10
Fake news in a small town by Columbia Journalism Review
Covering race and racism after Charlottesville 22.09.2017 28:23
On a special episode of The Kicker, we present clips from a panel CJR convened this week in Charlottesville, Virginia. Titled “Race, Racism, and the News,” the event featured several journalists with personal ties to the Charlottesville area, and touched on issues of language, representation, and white supremacy. Associate Editor Brendan Fitzgerald, who directs CJR’s United States Project, leads t...
Combat reporting from the field to the home front 15.09.2017 32:24
On the latest episode of The Kicker, Pete talks to retired marine sergeant Thomas Brennan and veteran conflict photographer Finbarr O’Reilly, who have written a joint memoir, Shooting Ghosts, about their time in Afghanistan and their struggles to deal with what they experienced there. Then, Pete, Meg, and Karen discuss the White House’s call for the firing of ESPN anchor Jemele Hill, and the issue...
Preparing for the worst when covering disasters 08.09.2017 18:29
On the latest episode of The Kicker, Meg talks to John Pope, an award-winning journalist known for his Hurricane Katrina coverage, about how newsrooms can prepare for disaster, including what to do before, during, and after the storm hits. Then, new CJR Delacorte Fellow Karen K. Ho joins Meg and Pete to discuss how newsrooms like Univision are preparing for Hurricane Irma, trust issues with Facebo...
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