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Episodes with the category Financial Times

Martin Kaelble

Co-founder, Informed

4th May 2023

Ensuring important journalism is not missed in the torrent of content

John Thornhill

Innovation Editor, Financial Times & Founder, Sifted

9th March 2023

The Innovation Editor – with an innovation of his own

Hugo Greenhalgh

Editor, ‘Openly’ & Thomson Reuters Foundation’s LGBTQ initiative

16th January 2023

Uncovering untold global LGBT+ news – remaining impartial in the face of adversity

Gillian Tett

Editor-at-Large, Financial Times

29th July 2021

Big data’s blind spot – and how anthropology can fill the gaps

Joy Macknight

Editor, The Banker

22nd April 2021

The benefits of more women leaders in banking – from the industry’s first female editor in 95 years

Tim Harford

FT columnist, BBC presenter & author

4th February 2021

A media career dedicated to helping the public make sense of the numbers – and to keep their wits about them

Peter Spiegel

US Managing Editor, Financial Times

9th April 2020

Leading the FT’s news operation across North America – and plans for growth in “the land of opportunity”

James Harding

Co-Founder and Editor, Tortoise Media

7th November 2019

Reinventing the slow news movement beyond fighting “headline addiction”

Roula Khalaf

Editor, Financial Times

3rd October 2019

Brexit through a global lens; and how a ‘bot’ is helping to increase the number of female voices

Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson

US Business Editor, Financial Times

30th May 2019

Covering the intersection between business and politics – and why it’s time for Wall Street to “look in the mirror”

John Ridding

CEO, Financial Times

30th August 2018

How the West is missing the ‘tectonic shift’ happening in China – and the disturbing emergence of so-called ‘deep’ fake news

Emma Tucker

Editor, The Sunday Times

9th August 2018

A day in the life of the Times newsroom – and why print isn’t dead

Lionel Barber

Former Editor, Financial Times

19th October 2017

The ‘assault’ on journalism and ‘divisive’ politics of Brexit… and what Trump is really like in person

Raymond Snoddy

Media Correspondent

22nd January 2015

What it was like to work at the BBC in light of the Hutton Inquiry