PODCASTS

We Used To Be Journos

Media tea spilled weekly with Jan Fran & Antoinette Lattouf

We used to be journalists, but now we mostly just bitch about them. (Kidding. Kind of.)

This weekly podcast brings you honest and original media analysis from two insiders who’ve broken plenty of news and been broken by it too.   

Hosted by veteran journalists (and even longer-suffering friends) Jan Fran and Antoinette Lattouf, We Used to Be Journos is your guide to the way the media works. 

Join us every Friday as we unpack the headlines you see, and the power you don’t. We’ll take you through the week’s sketchy editorial decisions, suspect sources and thinly veiled bigotry. We’ll show you how the media sausage is made - and how not to get indigestion.  

Armed with a low tolerance for spin, zero patience for BS, and just enough humour (and delusion) to keep working in the media, We Used to Be Journos serves up hot, sharp, unapologetic media tea.

Jan Fran Has Issues

A podcast that tries to make sense of a senseless world

The world has issues and so does Jan Fran. 

In this interview show, journalist Jan Fran explores humanity’s most pressing issues and the way they impact our mind, body and spirit. 

If you get the sense that we’re currently living through a kinetic state of civilisational meltdown then join Jan Fran as she speaks to the largest minds, biggest hearts and loudest mouths about what really matters in this moment: the rise of fascism and authoritarianism, runaway technology, crumbling institutions and of course the unfolding genocide in Gaza.  

This podcast is for all the folks who wake up in the middle of the night, struggling to make sense of a senseless world and wanting to build a better one. Your community awaits.

Media Literacy On Instagram

Our Instagram account is dedicated to deconstructing headlines and revealing media bias in real time. It is a great tool for those wanting to understand how the media works, what agendas are at play and how meaning is created through the use of certain words and images and the omission of others.