Race, Riots & Representation On Screen
In Episode 1 of The TV Collective Podcast, we ask what role British television has had in shaping public perceptions of Black, Asian, and Muslim communities and how these portrayals may have contributed to the summer riots. We hear from senior industry leaders about the media’s responsibility and c…
5. Supporting the workforce: mental health, leadership and inclusion in UK film and TV
In this episode we're putting the workforce at the centre of the conversation. We’re joined by CEO of the Film and TV Charity, Marcus Ryder, to discuss the findings of their Looking Glass survey and what measures can be introduced to improve the health of our industry’s workforce.
We then learn al…
Ep014: Diversity in Film and TV, with Marcus Ryder MBE (Recorded at Make It Reel)
Unpacking Marcus Ryder's Game-Changing Speech on Diversity in Creative Industries
Recorded at the first Make It Reel event.
Marcus kicked off his talk by connecting ancient Greek theater to modern democracy.
It's not just some history lesson - he's showing us how storytelling has always been at…
Marcus Ryder, CEO Film and TV Charity on the Greg Wallace controversy and the mental health crisis in the industry
Marcus Ryder, CEO of the Film and TV Charity and former head of current affairs at BBC Scotland, discusses the recent Greg Wallace controversy, workplace behaviour, mental health, and power dynamics in the film and television industry.
"The very fact that so many people have come forward means that…
"Dear Mom, I found the roof"
Episode Runtime: 19 min. 56 sec.
Zora joins a late-night snack run that spirals into an anime debate, an emotional rooftop vent session, and possibly… a nervous breakdown over a boy in a cartoon with a piano key necklace. It’s fine. She’s fine. Everyone’s fine. Probably.
Appearing in this episode:
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Bylines Reports: A Talk with Marcus Ryder
Marcus Ryder MBE is a huge figure in the factual news world, spending 25 years in networks around the world, 8 of them acting as a senior executive at the BBC.
He's currently the CEO of the Film & TV Charity and chair of RADA. His new book, in collaboration with Sir Lenny Henry, The Big Payback tal…
Well-Being and Creative Careers: Interview with The Film + TV Charity
FYI: all the interviews in this ongoing series are also available as a YouTube playlist. Please have a look, leave a comment, and get in touch!
As part of a series of conversations with professionals and scholars in the field of mental health and well-being in media industries and professions, in t…
Episode #166 with Marcus Ryder
On today's episode I'm in conversation with Marcus Ryder, CEO of the Film and TV Charity. We talk about the changing landscape of the media within the UK, why it is important to ask the right questions about racism within the media industry, and Marcus' concern about social media and narratives no…
Now You See Me
This week, Maria Scott on recently discovered photographs of Jeanne Duval, muse and lover of Charles Baudelaire; and Pratinav Anil weighs up the case for and against reparations.
'Reparations: Slavery and the tyranny of imaginary guilt', by Nigel Biggar
'The big payback: The case for reparations f…
S1 E3: Myth 1 - Countries That Receive Aid Money Are Entirely Responsible for Their Own Problems, with Marcus Ryder
It’s time to tackle our first myth about aid and development: countries that receive aid money are entirely responsible for their own problems. Which means that when so-called “rich” donor countries give money to so-called “poor” countries, this support is generous and charitable because those coun…
পডকাস্ট সার্চ ইঞ্জিন
আপনি আমাদের ওয়েবসাইট ব্যবহার করতে পারেন3,831,378পডকাস্ট এবং196,787,223পর্বগুলি মানুষ, স্থান, বা বিষয় দ্বারা অনুসন্ধান করতে৷
জ্ঞানেই বিনিয়োগের সর্বোত্তম ফল মেলে, তাই আমি পডকাস্ট শুনি।
‐ Benjamin "Llamacorn" Franklin
সম্পাদনা
পডকাস্ট ডেটাবেস আপ টু ডেট রাখতে সাহায্য করার জন্য আপনাকে ধন্যবাদ।
