Jonathan Dean

Jonathan Dean, executive editor at the Sunday Times Culture, dives deep into the soaring prices of concert tickets. He discusses the impact of dynamic pricing and VIP packages, making it harder for fans to afford live music. Dean also scrutinizes the monopolistic practices of Live Nation and how the online ticketing landscape contributes to audience segregation. The crucial discussion on accessibility highlights concerns that rising costs could undermine the communal joy of concerts, making the future of live music uncertain for many.

Jonathan Dean, Executive Editor at the Sunday Times, discusses his exclusive interview with Johnny Depp, revealing insights into Depp's tumultuous journey and potential comeback. Maureen criticizes Karen Read's unapologetic behavior post-trial, questioning societal norms around celebrity accountability. Bill from Brooklyn joins in to dissect the latest on Diddy’s legal troubles and the intriguing marital dynamics of Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom. Their lively banter offers a mix of humor and sharp cultural commentary on the absurdities of fame.

Jonathan Dean, Executive Editor at The Sunday Times Culture, and Nathaniel Cole, an expert in masculinity and youth relations, dive into the heavy themes of the Netflix drama Adolescence. They discuss the media's role in shaping conversations around youth violence and toxic masculinity. Both guests highlight the urgent need for open discussions about mental health and emotional well-being among teenagers. They also address the challenges of modern parenting and the significance of redefining masculinity for healthier future relationships.