Get Lippy! What you don't know about gynae cancer can hurt you
Every day in the UK 58 people are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer. 21 will die. Lack of awareness, late referrals and widespread stigma mean people are being denied life-saving diagnoses and tr...
11 Mai 202324min
S3E1 Radical thinking: How to fight the far-right - with Nigel Bromage
Warning: mentions of sexual violence As political polarisation stretches us to breaking point, co-hosts Mathilda and Helena head to the shadowy fringes of society to find out what pushes people to th...
4 Mai 202355min
SERIES 3 TRAILER
Media Storm is back on 4 May! Helena and Mathilda take on the mainstream media and embark on new investigations that put people with lived experience back at the centre of the story. Investigations wi...
27 Apr 20233min
What does a ‘free press’ really mean?
Print is dying. Since the arrival of the internet and fast-paced, free information at the tap of the finger, the news outlets that tell us what’s what have been scrambling to find their footing. Some ...
17 Mar 202317min
Visionary Arts Awards and a new series of Media Storm
We've been nominated for PODCAST OF THE YEAR at the Visionary Arts Awards 2023! Vote here: https://visionaryarts.org.uk/awards/vote/ From diversity and inclusion, to mental health awareness and the ...
6 Mar 20233min
LIVE SHOW Comedy, 'cancellation', and correctness - with Deborah Frances-White and Isabelle Farah
Coming to you from the London Podcast Festival: The Guilty Feminist presents Media Storm’s debut show, live from King’s Place! Presented by journalists Mathilda Mallinson and Helena Wadia, Media Storm...
22 Des 202234min
This Is How You Do It: BBC gender and identity correspondent Megha Mohan
Media Storm hosts Mathilda and Helena meet their mainstream media matches! In this crossover bonus series with The Guilty Feminist, they interview journalists trying to make an imperfect industry a li...
15 Des 202228min
S2E12 Death: Terminal illness and the right to die
Warning: Discussions around suicide and assisted dying. If you need someone to talk to, call the Samaritans on 116 123. It happens to everybody but nobody wants to talk about it: the irony is, it's o...
8 Des 202249min
