Daisy

Daisy, an advocate for independent journalism, and Francis, a local media expert, dive into the vibrant culture shaping today’s media landscape. They discuss the ‘sexy economy’ of journalism while humorously reminiscing about their airport sushi mishaps. The importance of funding local journalism and the evolution of media in rural areas are explored, alongside the playful atmosphere of FWB Fest. They highlight the struggles of authenticity in a world saturated with kitsch, all wrapped in engaging anecdotes that keep listeners entertained.

Daisy, a member of the teaching team, shares her enriching three-month work experience in Marrakesh. She discusses her first impressions of the vibrant city, focusing on the warmth of the locals and culinary delights like traditional Moroccan bread. Daisy compares the vibrant chaos of life there with her British perspective, offering travel tips and insights into cultural values. Listen in as she humorously debates the differences between authentic Moroccan couscous and its British adaptations, all while emphasizing the significance of understanding local culture.

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