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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2026 · 8 MIN

Marju Himma on the Political Influence of Media

from News From the Castle - The Perspective

Welcome to News From the Castle! This podcast series is dedicated to interviewing experts inside and outside Lund University, who share their expertise on topics related to foreign affairs.In this episode, Dr. Marju Himma, an associate professor of Journalism Studies at the University of Tartu, sits down with us to talk about the political consequences of an evolving media landscape, navigating the use of AI in content-making as a producer and a consumer, and the benefits of reading to become a better podcaster.This interview was recorded during UPF Lund's visit with RSR at the University of Tartu in Estonia, within the Erasmus+ Small-scale Partnership in Youth Programme and under the banner of Nordic/Baltic Youth Knowledge Exchange.Any opinions expressed in this episode are the speakers’ own and do not represent UPF Lund, which remains politically neutral and unaffiliated.Host: Paula Grandas Perales, Sabina RamekeGuest: Marju HimmaProducers: Hwikyung Lee, Ismail AliEditor: Sabina Rameke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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