It’s Bloody Complicated – Progressive Politics and Community Media
Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been catching up with the Compass podcast It’s Bloody Complicated. They started being posted each week back in […]
Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been catching up with the Compass podcast It’s Bloody Complicated. They started being posted each week back in […]
As part of the Documentary Media Centre Parallel Lives Newsday, John and I chatted with Gail Brown from Leicester Coffee House about her trips to […]
As I’ve been flicking through my Twitter feed over the last few weeks, I’ve seen a steady flow of posts pointing towards discussions in which […]
What’s the value of participative arts, and how do different creative practitioners engage with people through direct, action-based activities? Joining me to discussing how participative […]
I’ve been sorting through some old files and folders, and I came across a paper I’d written in 2017, about how community media is faced […]
In establishing the importance of archetypal structures and patterns within the collective unconscious, it’s necessary to start to look at how these roles can be […]
Do we get the media we deserve or the media we are given? This was one of the topics discussed by Professor Natalie Fenton and […]
The persistence of social patterns of association, and the roles that are designated within those patterns of association, according to Carl Jung, are archetypal. That […]
Parallel Lives is a project that aims to connect people who create and produce documentary forms of media across the world. As the lockdown is […]
We’ve heard and read a lot in recent months about behavioural sciences, and how they are being used to inform the response to the Covid-19 […]
Media reform is a pressing issue as corporate consolidation and globalisation bring sweeping changes in the capacity of the UK to sustain a pluralistic, locally […]