Journalists on Truth
Or Whatever It Is They Find Interesting...

Adam Weymouth sits down to talk about activism, human ecology, and stories that connect us with the living planet.

I sit down with 'the lefty-Dimbleby', who describes broadcasting's past, and the responsibilities of bringing personality to reporting....

Lindsey Hilsum on memory, stories that don't let you go, and a reporter's empathy and responsibilities in the face of brutal violence.

Founder of Bellingcat, Eliot Higgins, describes the art of online open-source investigation, and how public data is changing the entire land

Previous Editor in Chief of The Guardian, Alan Rusbridger unpicks how journalism has adapted to the internet age, and its role as a public

The Editor of The Week magazine sits down to discuss our need to stay informed, and the dangers of knowing too much. “All you need to...

Sex, libel, and divided times: I explore the satire of the modern world with Ian Hislop. In your recent exhibition in the British Museum,...

I catch up with Rob Orchard to discuss Delayed Gratification's resistance of the mainstream, the fallout of high-velocity news headlines,...

I talk to the BBC's Sarah Montague, about the pros and cons of journalists' unionism, about pay-equality, and private interest. Your...

I talk to Tom Walker, the man behind Jonathan Pie, about responsibility, ignorance, and the new mould of comedy and journalism. You’ve...

I talk to Libby Purves, writer and radio host, about celebrity, the spoken word, and grief. You’ve said that the sort of radio which has...

I talk to Unreported World journalist and Documentary Filmmaker Marcel Theroux about character, culture, and what makes you go 'wow'. Do...