#33 - Frances Cook Interview (Journalism, Media Law, Money, Cooking The Books, Podcasting, Auckland, Fake News, Social Media etc.) episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 30, 2020 · 54 MIN

#33 - Frances Cook Interview (Journalism, Media Law, Money, Cooking The Books, Podcasting, Auckland, Fake News, Social Media etc.)

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Frances Cook is a journalist and podcaster at the NZ Herald. She hosts the weekly podcast Cooking The Books which deals with finance and recently released her first book TALES FROM A FINANCIAL HOT MESSSOCIAL MEDIAFacebook - Frances Cook - JournalistInstagram - @francescooknzTwitter - @FrancesCook TIMESTAMPS 00:28 - How Frances Got Into Journalism01:28 - Frances Worked For Free When She First Started In Journalism02:15 - Media Law05:08 - Reporting In Radio05:43 - First Major Story Frances Covered07:08 - Some Stories Cause Psychological Trauma For Journalists08:15 - Journalists Have A Camaraderie With Each Other/Public Private Partnership10:41 - Social Media12:29 - Fake News/Deep Fakes16:18 - Cooking The Books Podcast17:31 - Kiwis Still Don’t Know What Podcasts Are18:19 - Being Independent In Life Requires Money20:07 - Investing In Shares21:20 - Life Necessities Increase When You Earn More Money23:20 - Frances’ Experience Living In Auckland25:33 - Most Journalists Have To Live In Auckland26:34 - Media Personalities Aren’t As Wealthy As People Think27:39 - Problems With Auckland/Rail Network29:01 - Frances Feels More Stressed In Auckland30:09 - Frances’ Book - Tales From A Financial Hot Mess32:07 - How Frances Structured The Book33:44 - New Zealand’s Rail Network37:20 - Wellington/Doing Work On A Train39:27 - Frances Has Full Control Of Cooking The Books40:57 - Frances’ Interview Process42:52 - France Doesn’t Know How To Video Edit45:01 - Video Version Of Cooking The Books Is Behind A Paywall46:00 - Where To Follow Frances Or Buy Her Book47:11 - Twitter47:33 - LinkedIn/Reece’s Marketing Technique For LinkedIn48:09 - Frances Does All Her Marketing49:00 - Frances Is Thankful To Her Bosses For Giving Her So Much Freedom49:47 - Frances Tries To Help New Journalists/Grace Period51:08 - Reece & Frances Reflect On Their Podcasts52:12 - As You Move Up The Ranks In Journalism You Get More Freedom52:58 - Creative People Are Hard On Themselves53:20 - Where To Listen To Cooking The Books

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