We speak to the two leaders of two major international public broadcasters, the BBC World Service and SwissInfo, about why... more

Content creators are only becoming increasingly influential, and are able to access young audiences – an audience which public media... more

For our final episode of 2024, and the final in our short bonus series of conversations recorder at the PBI... more

In this second bonus episode, featuring a conversation recorded in Ottawa in October at the Public Broadcasters International conference, we... more

In the first of a series of interviews recorded on the sidelines of the Public Broadcasting International Conference 2024, this... more

RTÉ, Ireland’s national public broadcaster, has been at the centre of a national drama for the past eighteen months. It... more

In this special episode, we’re in Taiwan, looking at how public media are adopting and embracing Artificial Intelligence. The episode spotlights... more

Why are so many American public media networks downsizing, and laying off staff? In this episode, we head stateside. In February 2023,... more

More than three billion people will go to the polls in more than 80 countries this year, and public service... more

On 1 March, Argentina’s new president, Javier Milei, stood up in Congress and announced the closure of Télam, the country’s... more

To celebrate World Radio Day 2024, our podcast examines this year’s theme: ”Radio: A century informing, educating and entertaining”.  While radio... more

With CBC/Radio-Canada publishing their first ever National Indigenous Strategy, we take a look at public media’s role in serving, reflecting... more

What has the impact of the digital age been on public service media? What challenges has it thrown up? How... more

Speaking to three public broadcasters from three continents, we explore how public service media provide language services, why they’re so... more

Over the past couple of episodes, we’ve been examining the relationship between public media and social media. In this episode – the... more

Public media’s relationship with social networks is becoming trickier. It’s led us to the point now where some public broadcasters are... more

Throughout the past two decades, social media networks have provided opportunities for public media to reach younger audiences and provide fresh... more

How can public service media manage and mitigate the cyber security threats which they now face? These threats – such as phishing,... more

Video on demand has been around for barely longer than a decade, and yet it’s now impossible to imagine public... more

This is a special episode released to mark UNESCO World Radio Day. This year the theme is based around "Radio... more

In the final episode in our miniseries on media freedom, we look at the Global Task Force for Public Media... more

Media freedom is under threat, as we explored in our previous episode. In this episode, we look at what’s being... more

What are the different threats to media freedom across the world? How are they manifesting and who’s behind them? We... more

As the BBC celebrates its 100th Anniversary in October, we look ahead to the future. Live from the Radiodays Asia... more

How are public media organisations decarbonising, and becoming greener, more sustainable corporations? And how are they becoming resilient in the... more

How does public media ensure it’s connected with its audience, being trusted, providing value, and remaining relevant? In this episode,... more

An examination of three countries – Australia, Slovenia and Brazil – which show how changes in government can often mean drastic... more

A panel session examining the varied threats facing journalism, and how equipped the industry is to deal with these threats,... more

A panel session exploring the situation facing journalists online where they are exposed to abuse and harassment, doxxing, and other... more

How does public media overcome the challenges of the 21st century – state capture, funding insecurity, competition with streaming giants... more