The landscape of journalism has drastically changed with the rise of bloggers, online publications, and social media influencers. While traditional forms of journalism are still relevant, they must now adapt and evolve to keep up with the changing times.
A speaker reflects on the experience of performing exorcisms and how it can affect a person personally and emotionally, while also sharing an anecdote of encountering someone in a pool who had no idea of their spiritual expertise.
The host discusses James Ball, a Pulitzer Prize journalist who worked with Edward Snowden and Julian Assange, and who introduced them to Wembley Arena by video feed.
The competition in the world of investigative journalism and social media's impact on its popularity present challenges for modern-day journalists. Despite this, there is still a lack of superstar investigative journalists in the industry.
The podcast hosts discuss their admiration for the works of Louis Theroux and Jon Ronson, with Ronson's new book being introduced as a must-read.