Training the media industry today, upskilling it for tomorrow. Essential listening for the broadcast production, journalism and technology communities, from editorial and craft skills to taking your next step in the industry. You can get involved in the podcast discussion using the #academycast. This podcast was formerly the CoP Show.

Reith Lectures

The economic historian Professor Niall Ferguson presents the 2012 BBC Reith Lectures, titled The Rule of Law and Its Enemies. Across four programmes he explores the role of man-made institutions on global economic growth and democracy, referencing the global economic crisis and financial regulation, as well as the Arab Spring.

Informative, educational and interesting. A special programme, in the form of a 'letter', specifically aimed at Gaelic learners who already have some knowledge of the language.

Car Crash Jake started as a solo project by Jacob Assell. After crashing his car in early 2017, Jacob realized he will only live for so long, and he wanted to follow his passion for music. In summer of 2017, Jacob started performing solo but quickly wanted more. After a year he transferred to Eastern Michigan University where he met drummer Gabe Demetter, bassist Stefan Vojvodic, and guitarist Grayson Motsinger. Together they formed the new and improved indie rock version of Car Crash Jake. Everyone in the band helps book shows, run social media, and create merchandise. Outside the band there is huge support coming from Nick Grodi (website design), Elaina Davis (assistant manager), and John Varner (miscellaneous activities). They hope to drop a single by the end of 2018, and release their debut album â€œTeefumsâ€ in 2019.

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