23 episodes
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5.0 • 17 Ratings
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Media Girlfriends is a podcast that gives you a behind the scenes look at women who work in media. We talk accomplishments, impostor feelings, making money, intersectionality and sometimes even journalism.Nana aba Duncan, a radio host and producer, talks to her girlfriends old and new, who work in and around media of all types.Media Girlfriends is now a network, event series, and scholarship. www.mediagirlfriends.com.
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Garvia Bailey is a William Southam Journalism Massey College Fellow
Garvia Bailey is taking on the prestigious fellowship of her dreams, and things are changing at Media Girlfriends. Garvia, Hannah Sung and Nana aba Duncan tell you what’s new with the company. Plus, our extended Media Girlfriends family chimes in with surprise messages for Garvia. In order of appearance, they are:
Tori Allen
Jennifer Hollett
Rachel Giese
Michelle Parise
Pacinthe Mattar
Kathryn Gretsinger
Nam Kiwanuka
Yamri Taddese
Reshmi Nair
Rachel Harry
More about Massey College’s William Southam Journalism Fellows (including Garvia)
Hannah’s TikTok is @hannah_tok
More on Nana aba’s role at Carleton University
This episode was edited by Elena Hudgins Lyle.
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Connie Walker won a Pulitzer and a Peabody in the same week
Connie Walker is an award-winning investigative journalist Nana aba met when they both worked at CBC. After winning a Pulitzer and a Peabody for her podcast Stolen: Surviving St. Michael’s, Connie talks about how she decided to “shine the biggest spotlight” she possibly could on her family history with St. Michael’s residential school, why she left CBC, and how Indigenous representation in news media is changing.
Find Connie on Twitter @connie_walker
Listen to Stolen
This episode is produced by Elena Hudgins Lyle and hosted by Nana aba Duncan.
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Media Girlfriends presents: At The End of The Day with Hannah Sung
Media Girlfriends co-founder Hannah Sung has a new podcast! It’s called At The End of The Day with Hannah Sung. Hannah has a newsletter of the same name, which is a news perspective that puts people first -- relationships, caring, social fairness and the greater good. The podcast does the same, and you can listen to it at the end of the week to help process it all.
This first episode is about how to bring joy into your life, and features comedian and co-host of the Great Canadian Baking Show, Ann Pornel. Enjoy!
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Subscribe to Hannah’s newsletter: www.endoftheday.ca
Instagram: www.instagram.com/at_the_eod
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We Started A Company
Nana aba, Garvia and Hannah talk about producing podcasts. Nana aba talks about becoming a professor during a pandemic.
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LIVE: Garvia Bailey with Anna Maria Tremonti and CBC Podcasts
A live show with Media Girlfriends! Partnering with CBC Podcasts, we celebrated the launch of More with Anna Maria Tremonti. Arts journalist and Jazzcast.ca founder Garvia Bailey spoke with Anna Maria Tremonti, former host of CBC Radio’s The Current, in front of a live audience at Paradise Theatre in Toronto.
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BONUS: Media Girlfriends Movie Night
Find out about a special Media Girlfriends event (!) with:
Ishani Nath, senior editor at Flare Magazine
Hannah Sung, digital manager at TVO
Nelu Handa, actor, comedian and writer
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Customer Reviews
Finally!
SO happy to hear y’all on this platform. Can’t wait to share share share!
Love you Garv ❤️
Enjoyable and inspiring
I really enjoyed listening to this podcast and found it inspiring even though I am not in media. I am in the policy world but I think many of the insights apply! I also like the segment at the end about would I have done something differently (Yes, especially as a women of colour and an immigrant professional in a largely white policy world).
The world needs #mediagirlfriends!
The world needs #mediagirlfriends! The podcast’s message of “by lifting her up I am lifted up too, as are we all” is a balm in this era of scarcity thinking that there isn’t enough success to go around. And the platform for many different perspectives and experiences ... it’s everything! I’m so glad and grateful Nana aba created it.