Kevin Maguire – Shining A Light Into The Dark World Of Politics & The Role Of Humour In Journalism 🔦

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The Humourology Podcast

Paul Boross

104 episodes

3 months ago

Paul Boross talks to the funniest and most successful leaders in business, sport and entertainment about how humour measurably improves your business and your life. Humourology is a study into why a good sense of humour is much more than a means to raise a smile – it’s a critical psychological defence against the stresses of everyday life, it’s the source of our resilience and it’s the secret weapon of all successful leaders.

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Kevin Maguire – Shining A Light Into The Dark World Of Politics & The Role Of Humour In Journalism 🔦

The Humourology Podcast

1 hour 15 minutes 59 seconds

1 year ago

Kevin Maguire – Shining A Light Into The Dark World Of Politics & The Role Of Humour In Journalism 🔦

This week’s episode of The Humourology Podcast features Kevin Maguire, Associate Editor of the Daily Mirror and esteemed political columnist, having been chief reporter for The Guardian and worked for news publishers including the Daily Telegraph, Sky News, BBC and even the political powerhouse that is New Civil Engineer. Throughout his long and illustrious career, Kevin has made his name as a national leader in journalism and is highly regarded for his ability to seek out the truth in the murky world of politics… making him the ideal person to talk about the current landscape, the challenges of being a journalist in the 21st Century and why he is proudly not part of the “awkward squad” (a term he first coined).

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