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Pull Quotes
by Review of Journalism
Pull Quotes is a Review of Journalism podcast.
Episodes
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Pull Quotes – S8E7 – Who Decides
It is this or nothing when navigating the power structures of mass media. Episode Description In the politics of economy and corporate media it can be difficult to have much of a say in things even if your voice is among the most trusted of major publications. The final episode of this season of...
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Pull Quotes – S8E6 – Who Gets Silenced? – Part Two
RJO status lends well to advocacy journalism, but the sustainability of online news is still in question. Episode Description Journalistic silencing in its core element is a question of platforms, resources and limitations. Part two of Who Gets Silenced uncovers how active diminishment of news...
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Pull Quotes – S8E5 – Who Gets Silenced? – Part One
Revisiting the past through a critical lens can better inform how journalists stay accountable. Episode Description Silence can operate passively or actively and challenging one form does not necessarily alleviate the other. Part 1 of Who Gets Silenced is a trip down memory lane to reconsider the...
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Pull Quotes – S8E4 – Who Gets Covered?
News coverage oftentimes appears worlds away from online media influencers. Episode Description With modern-day media the political economy of news coverage factors greatly in what stories are told. Online freelance reporting often makes up the difference in stories that conflict with traditional...
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Pull Quotes – S8E3 – Midseason Trailer
From who gets quoted to who gets covered. Episode Description What happens before an expert ever appears in the news? In the first half of Pull Quotes, we looked at how certain voices become authoritative — who gets quoted, who gets called, and how familiarity turns into trust. But that’s only…
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Pull Quotes – S8E2 – How Do We Decide Who to Trust?
Once an expert appears in the news, the story isn’t over. Episode Description In today’s information environment, audiences still have to decide whether the voices they hear are credible. And they’re doing that in a media landscape very different from the one journalism once operated in. In part...
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Pull Quotes – S8E1 – Who Gets Believed?
Why do certain voices keep appearing in the news? Episode Description In journalism, expertise is often presented as something simple: a title, a degree, an institutional affiliation. But behind every expert quote is a series of decisions. Who answers the phone. Who can explain something quickly....
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Pull Quotes – Season 8 Preview
Inside the forces shaping journalism in Canada. Read the transcript Series Description Pull Quotes is a podcast examining the forces that shape Canadian journalism from the inside out. Each episode asks the question: Who does journalism really serve, and who does it leave behind? The series looks...
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Pull Quotes – S7E5 – Shaping a Generation of Feature Writers with Bill Reynolds
Narrative journalism professor Bill Reynolds is retiring after 24 years at TMU. He sits down with host Andrew Roberts to reflect on his path from magazine editor to educator—and what lies ahead. Special thanks to Bill’s former students for contributing voice notes: Rachel DeGasperis, Julia...
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Pull Quotes – S7E4 – Race and Representation with Christopher Cheung
Reema Najjar sits with Christopher Cheung, journalist and author of Under the White Gaze, to discuss race and representation in Canadian journalism. This episode was recorded on Cheung’s last day at The Tyee. Read the transcript Guest Bio Christopher Cheung was previously at The Tyee, Metro, and...
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Pull Quotes – S7E3 – Hyperlocal, Community-Driven Journalism with Anita Li
Jin Yu interviews Anita Li about her innovative approach to community-driven journalism through her publication, The Green Line. Read the transcript Guest Bio Anita Li is a journalist known for her work in innovation. She’s also a media consultant, educator, and entrepreneur based in Toronto.…
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Pull Quotes – S7E2 – Animals in Focus with Jo-Anne McArthur
Marina Black interviews award-winning photojournalist Jo-Anne McArthur about the art of animal photojournalism, which seeks to show the public how animals in places like farms and factories really experience their lives. Read the transcript Guest Bio Jo-Anne McArthur is an award-winning...
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Pull Quotes – S7E1 – Automation in the Newsroom with Lucas Timmons
Sandra Ingram interviews Lucas Timmons, who is currently working on automating parts of the journalistic workload at the Toronto Star. Read the transcript Guest Bio Lucas Timmons is a news automation developer with Torstar in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Before his current gig, he was the head of…
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Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 6: Iman Adem on the conundrums of photojournalism
Cover art by Katrina McGaughey Read the transcript Photojournalism is an essential part of the media’s mandate to inform the public. Photojournalists work at the local level covering important daily events but also have assignments that take them to far flung places to document major world…
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Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 5: Hyeji Yoon on Western media coverage of North Korea
Cover art by Katrina McGaughey Read the transcript North Korea has been a fascination of western media for decades. Given that people are rarely ever able to cross the country’s borders, people are reliant on the news media for a lot of their information on the country. Over the years, much of…
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Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 4: Carly Penrose on the coverage of the Hockey Canada sexual assault scandal
Cover art by Katrina McGaughey Read the transcript The hockey world was rocked in May of 2022 when news broke that Hockey Canada had silently settled a disturbing sexual assault case against eight of the 2018 Canadian Hockey League players. When the news broke, the organization was put under fire...
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Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 3: Maddy Mahoney on the evolution of advice columns
In the first episode of season six, host Timothy Cooke talks to a computer scientist and a newsroom digital developer about ChatGPT and the future of other text-generative AI in newsrooms.
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Pull Quotes: Season 6, Episode 2: Tony Milton on the fall of Now Magazine
In the second episode of season six, host Tara De Boer interviews Anthony 'Tony' Milton on his Review-exclusive story about the past, present, and tentative future of Now magazine.
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Pull Quotes: Season 6, Episode 1: ChatGPT, text-generative AI and the newsroom
In the first episode of season six, host Timothy Cooke talks to a computer scientist and a newsroom digital developer about ChatGPT and the future of other text-generative AI in newsrooms.
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Annika Forman on pandemic J-school and the silver linings of virtual learning
In season five, episode two, we take you behind the scenes of Nicholas Hune-Brown’s feature The Shadowy Business of International Education. In this episode, Nicholas talks to co-host Rahaf Farawi about what drew him to the story, how he gathered rich scene material over Zoom and how this became...
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Inori Roy on labour reporting, sleuthing sources, and historical context
In the final episode of this season’s Pull Quotes, Gabe Oatley spoke to Inori Roy about her feature “Somebody is going to get hurt” published by The Local in September. This season’s podcast takes you behind the scenes of Canada’s top long-form stories. In this episode, Roy, an associate editor...
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Emma Gilchrist on adoption and DNA testing
In season five, episode two, we take you behind the scenes of Nicholas Hune-Brown’s feature The Shadowy Business of International Education. In this episode, Nicholas talks to co-host Rahaf Farawi about what drew him to the story, how he gathered rich scene material over Zoom and how this became...
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Alex Boyd on journalistic responsibilities when reporting abroad
In season five, episode two, we take you behind the scenes of Nicholas Hune-Brown’s feature The Shadowy Business of International Education. In this episode, Nicholas talks to co-host Rahaf Farawi about what drew him to the story, how he gathered rich scene material over Zoom and how this became...
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Geoff Dembicki on cops infiltrating climate justice movements
In season five, episode two, we take you behind the scenes of Nicholas Hune-Brown’s feature The Shadowy Business of International Education. In this episode, Nicholas talks to co-host Rahaf Farawi about what drew him to the story, how he gathered rich scene material over Zoom and how this became...
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Adam Feibel on building a career in music journalism, Billy Talent and why punk’s still cool
In season five, episode two, we take you behind the scenes of Nicholas Hune-Brown’s feature The Shadowy Business of International Education. In this episode, Nicholas talks to co-host Rahaf Farawi about what drew him to the story, how he gathered rich scene material over Zoom and how this became...
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Nicholas Hune-Brown on international students, vivid scenes and reporting from a distance
In season five, episode two, we take you behind the scenes of Nicholas Hune-Brown’s feature The Shadowy Business of International Education. In this episode, Nicholas talks to co-host Rahaf Farawi about what drew him to the story, how he gathered rich scene material over Zoom and how this became...
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Richard Warnica on art fraud, fragments and anxiety
Podcast art by Katelyn Curtis Download the transcript In the season opener of Pull Quotes, the Toronto Star feature writer Richard Warnica spoke with Gabe Oatley, the podcast’s editor and co-host, about his recent feature Rothko at the Inauguration. This season’s podcast takes you behind the…
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Pull Quotes Season 4, Episode 6: End of a run
Download the transcript Tuesday, May 11 marks the day the 2021 edition of the [ ] Review of Journalism is officially available in print, and a year’s work of love and obsession comes to a close. The publishing of the Review is an annual tradition at the Ryerson School of Journalism, a rite of...
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Pull Quotes Season 4, Episode 5: Should Canadian crime reporters start thinking beyond what they can print, to what they should?
Download the transcript This week on PullQuotes, we’re talking about global approaches to crime coverage and their implications for their application in Canada. I recently wrote a story about how the Canadian judiciary’s shift to remote trials is affecting the ability of journalists to cover the...
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Pull Quotes Season 4, Episode 4: Photojournalists create a visual record of the human impact of industrial pollution
Download the transcript This week on Pull Quotes, we’re discussing photojournalism and how it contributes to the public record of the impact of extractive economic industries on human life. In written stories about rising sea levels or melting glaciers, the serious implications of environmental...
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Pull Quotes, Season 4, Episode 3: Balancing Motherhood and Journalism
Download the transcript On this episode of Pull Quotes, in honour of International Women’s Day, host Emma Jones talks to Tracee Herbaugh about balancing a career as writer with being a mom. Newsrooms continue to be dominated by men, however, the presence of women is slowly increasing. In 2018…
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Pull Quotes, Season 4, Episode 3: In conversation with Nora Loreto on how Long-Term Care Homes were affected by COVID
Download the transcript This week on Pull Quotes, podcast editor Emma Jones interviewed Nora Loreto, editor of the Canadian Association of Labour Media and co-host of Sandy and Nora Talk Politics with Sandy Hudson. We reached out to Nora because of her work compiling data on COVID-19 deaths in...
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Pull Quotes, Season 4, Episode 1: In conversation with Brian Daly, the Atlantic director of the Canadian Association of Black Journalists
This season of Pull Quotes we’re doing something a bit different. Readers of our publication know that every year the student journalists at the Ryerson Review of Journalism produce feature articles about some of the most important issues in Canadian news. While working on a long-form piece, you...
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The Out-of-Office Finale: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 11
The Out-of-Office Finale: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 11 Listen above or subscribe on iTunes. To our Pull Quotes listeners: As we launch our final episode of season three of Pull Quotes and as we prepare to launch the print issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism, we would like to say an...
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The Threat of “Deep Fake” Text Generation: Pull Quotes Series 3, Episode 10
The Threat of “Deep Fake” Text Generation: Pull Quotes Series 3, Episode 10 Listen above or subscribe on iTunes. As COVID-19 continues to spread throughout the globe, disinformation is a threat as dangerous as the pandemic itself. That is according to the World Health Organization’s...
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Exploring Innovative Journalism Practices: Pull Quotes, Series 3, Episode 9
Exploring Innovative Journalism Practices: Pull Quotes, Series 3, Episode 9 Listen above or subscribe on iTunes. This week, Pull Quotes hosts Ashley Fraser and Tanja Saric sit down with Ryerson University professor Adrian Ma, and Ryerson School of Journalism Alumni, Adam Chen, to discuss how...
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Putting Calls for Racial Diversity in Canadian Media into Action: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 8
Putting Calls for Racial Diversity in Canadian Media into Action: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 8 Listen above or subscribe on iTunes. North America’s first female Black publisher, Mary Ann Shadd Cary, fearlessly printed her paper, the Provincial Freeman, from a downtown Toronto office. Cary’s…
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Covering disasters beyond the eye of the storm: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 7
Covering Disasters Beyond the Eye of the Storm: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 7 Listen above or subscribe on iTunes. On January 17, CBC viewers watched as 121 km/h winds blew Chris Murphy off his feet into a snowbank. The reporter was broadcasting during a massive blizzard in St. John’s,...
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The Decade in Review: Stories that Caught our Attention in the 2010s + Pull Quotes: Season 3, Episode 6
The Decade in Review: Stories that Caught our Attention in the 2010s + Pull Quotes: Season 3, Episode 6 The last decade has seen Canada’s image change drastically, both internally and internationally. Long gone are the days of drolly referring to the Great White North as America’s Hat. There have...
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How The StarMetro Cuts Exemplify The Precarious Nature Of Journalism: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 5
How The StarMetro Cuts Exemplify The Precarious Nature Of Journalism: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 5 Listen to season three, episode five above or subscribe on iTunes This week, Pull Quotes hosts Ashley Fraser and Tanja Saric sit down with Ryerson Review of Journalism web editor Hannah Alberga…
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Walking the Fine Line of Objectivity in the Age of Twitter – A Conversation With Desmond Cole and Vicky Mochama: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 4
Walking the Fine Line of Objectivity in the Age of Twitter – A Conversation With Desmond Cole and Vicky Mochama: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 4 Listen to season three, episode four above or subscribe on iTunes In the latest installment of the Ryerson Review of Journalism’s Unpublished…
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SPECIAL: A Podcast About Podcasts Plus: A Q&A with Jayme Poisson – Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 3
SPECIAL: A Podcast About Podcasts Plus: A Q&A with Jayme Poisson – Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 3 Listen to season three, episode three above or subscribe on iTunes In the past year, almost 11 million Canadian adults listened to podcasts. This data, from the Canadian Podcast Listener, shows the...
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Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 2: How Media Professionals Adapt to Challenging Misinformation
Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 2: How Media Professionals Adapt to Challenging Misinformation Listen to season three, episode two above or subscribe on iTunes Since September 2016, Daniel Dale, former Toronto Star Washington bureau chief and current CNN reporter, has been fact-checking US…
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Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 1: How Has the Loss of Local Media Impacted Coverage of the Federal Election?
Pull Quotes Season Three, Episode One: How Has the Loss of Local Media Impacted Coverage of the Federal Election? Listen to season three, episode 1 above or subscribe on iTunes You may have heard the news—Justin Trudeau was re-elected as prime minister in the Canadian federal election, forming a...
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Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 18: Notes from the Spring Issue
Subscribe on iTunes For the final episode of season 2 of Pull Quotes, we bring in Jordana Goldman, Jordan Currie, Hannah Ziegler and Rhianna Jackson-Kelso to talk about their stories from the upcoming print issue from the Ryerson Review of Journalism. From access to the internet, to coverage of...
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Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 17: What we don’t get when we cover prisons and prisoners
It’s time for public understanding of incarceration as a part of the criminal justice system to change. According to the Adult and youth correctional statistics in Canada, 2016/2017, adults in remand, meaning people who are awaiting trial in prison, and are legally innocent, outnumbered prisoners...
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Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 16: What do we need to be asking about Netflix?
Subscribe on iTunes In 2017, then-Minister of Canadian Heritage, Melanie Joly, announced that Netflix would be spending $500 million over five years on films produced in Canada. It sounds like a lot of money—but where is that money actually going? Do we know how it’s being spent? This past...
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Pull Quotes, Season 2, Episode 15: Journalism, All Shook Up!
Subscribe on iTunes As soon-to-be journalism school graduates about to enter the industry, we’re well aware of the doom and gloom facing journalism in 2019. It’s increasingly clear that the old models won’t be around for much longer. Advertising revenue hasn’t been able to sustain print or…
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Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 14: A Midseason Pull Quotes Roundup
Subscribe on iTunes This week on Pull Quotes, we’re joined by three RRJ colleagues: Jordan Currie, copy editor; Linsey Raschkowan, chief of research; and Aurora Zboch, on the sales and sponsorship team, to talk about stories they wanted to bring to our attention. Linsey brought up some context…
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Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 13: Is Coverage of the Alt-Right Alright?
Subscribe on iTunes The alt-right movement has been in and out of the centre of media attention in the last few years. After the Charlottesville protest in Virginia, the world finally got a glimpse of the extreme hateful rhetoric that is at the centre of these groups. However, when we talk about...
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