Independent voices and digital disruptors are reshaping the way we consume news. In a conversation between veteran Journalist Pauline Dakin and Investigative Podcaster Jordan Bonaparte - We explore the clash between legacy media and outsider journalism. Who holds the power, who earns the public’s trust, and what the future of news looks like in an era of rapid change?

Pauline - "Pauline Dakin is the bestselling author of the award-winning memoir Run, Hide, Repeat: A Memoir of a Fugitive Childhood. She hosted and co-produced the CBC podcast series of the same name Run, Hide, Repeat based on the book. It topped international podcast charts, had more than a million downloads in Canada, and won a prestigious New York Festival award.

Pauline is a professor of journalism at the University of King’s College in Halifax, specializing in audio and podcasting.

Jordan - "With a passion for true crime, unsolved mysteries, and the unexplained, Jordan has built a dedicated following by diving deep into the stories that captivate his listeners, from high-profile cases to lesser-known, local enigmas.

Known for his investigative approach and thoughtful interviews, Jordan engages with experts, family members, and those directly involved in the stories he covers. Whether discussing unsolved crimes, paranormal events, or strange phenomena, Jordan’s storytelling brings a unique perspective that keeps listeners on the edge of their seats.

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