130. Tara Henley: The Polarization of Media & The Affordability Crisis

BIGGER THAN ME PODCAST

Acclaimed journalist Tara Henley dives into heated discussions on Canadian journalism, scrutinizing the Online News Act, media polarization, Big Tech's influence, and the future of journalistic integrity, all while exploring solutions for restoring public trust and fostering a more equitable and accountable media landscape in Canada.
Tara Henley, an acclaimed Canadian journalist and author of the bestseller "Lean Out: A Meditation on the Madness of Modern Life," boasts a versatile 20-year career across various media platforms, including TV, radio, and print. With experience as a producer at CBC Radio and contributions to renowned publications like The Guardian and The Los Angeles Times, she is a respected voice in journalism, currently contributing to the Globe and Mail and hosting a popular Substack newsletter and podcast on heterodox thought.
Follow her on Substack: https://tarahenley.substack.com/

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Chapters

1. Online News Act Concerns and Impact (00:00:00)

2. Polarization and Bias in Canadian Journalism (00:12:01)

3. Debate on Media Funding and Innovation (00:26:12)

4. Censorship, Precarious Work, and Viewpoint Diversity (00:32:22)

5. Concerns in Leadership, Accountability, Perspectives (00:42:59)

6. Media Audience Interest in Canadian Issues (00:48:29)

7. Gratitude for Guest Hosting and Learning (00:53:35)