Kenneth Werner

Daniel Franklin, The Economist's diplomatic editor, shares insights on the UN's relevance as it turns 75, discussing the need for reforms amid rising nationalism and global power dynamics. Kenneth Werner examines the shift in media portrayals of policing post-George Floyd, critiquing how shows distort public perceptions. They also explore the future of live music festivals, highlighting how the pandemic has reshaped the industry and accelerated the adoption of live streaming, while emphasizing the unique charm of in-person events.

Daniel Franklin, The Economist's diplomatic editor, discusses the UN's 75-year journey, emphasizing the urgent need for reform amid rising nationalism. Kenneth Werner explores the impact of policing portrayal on television, critiquing how shows distort perceptions of law enforcement. Henry Tricks highlights the pandemic's assault on the live music industry, focusing on the canceled Glastonbury Festival and the shift to virtual experiences. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the challenges facing global governance, media, and live entertainment.