Jayme Poisson's guest appearances

Jayme Poisson

Podcast Playlist

Pull Quotes: [   	] Review of Journalism

The Middle

Elamin Abdelmahmoud

Rainn Wilson

David Skok

Dylan Marron

Helen Zaltzman

PJ Vogt

Alex Goldman

Jamie Loftus

Leon Neyfakh

Brittany Luse

Gaby Dunn

Michael Hobbes

Dan Savage

Sam Sanders

Eric Eddings

OwlTail

Front

Sometimes the news feels like…a lot. Just ask our guest curator, Jayme Poisson. She hosts the CBC News podcast, Front Burner. For 20 minutes each day, she breaks down what's going on both in Canada, and the world — from the war in Ukraine, to the housing affordability crisis, to why Etsy sellers went on strike. This week, Jayme shares her origin story, discusses moving past emulation to find her voice as host, and where she finds hope when staying on top of the latest world events day-in and day-out feels bleak. Plus, the former investigative journalist shares some picks from her playlist that balance the light and the dark. From a Front Burner conversation with a modern day David and Goliath protagonist, Chris Smalls, who took on Amazon and formed a union, to award-winning journalist Anna Maria Tremonti's Welcome to Paradise where she opens up about her experience in an abusive marriage, to a hilarious bonus podcast we couldn't fit in our radio broadcast by three Toronto comedians who dig into some of the world's most notorious bad guys including … Dr. Phil.Podcasts featured: Front Burner, Sorry About The Kid, Welcome To Paradise, Evil Men. For more info and links to all these podcasts, head to http://cbc.ca/podcastplaylist.

Sometimes the news feels like…a lot. Just ask our guest curator, Jayme Poisson. She hosts the CBC News podcast, Front Burner. For 20 minutes each day, she breaks down what's going on both in Canada, and the world — from the war in Ukraine, to the housing affordability crisis, to why Etsy sellers went on strike. This week, Jayme shares her origin story, discusses moving past emulation to find her voice as host, and where she finds hope when staying on top of the latest world events day-in and day-out feels bleak. Plus, the former investigative journalist shares some picks from her playlist that balance the light and the dark. From a Front Burner conversation with a modern day David and Goliath protagonist, Chris Smalls, who took on Amazon and formed a union, to award-winning journalist Anna Maria Tremonti's Welcome to Paradise where she opens up about her experience in an abusive marriage, to a hilarious bonus podcast we couldn't fit in our radio broadcast by three Toronto comedians who dig into some of the world's most notorious bad guys including … Dr. Phil. Podcasts featured: Front Burner, Sorry About The Kid, Welcome To Paradise, Evil Men. For more info and links to all these podcasts, head to <a href="http://cbc.ca/podcastplaylist" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://cbc.ca/podcastplaylist</a>.

Guest curator: Front Burner host Jayme Poisson

In season three, episode three of Pull Quotes the team examines the current landscape of Canadian podcasts with a special Q&amp;A with Jayme Poisson, host of CBC’s Front Burner.The post SPECIAL: A Podcast About Podcasts Plus: A Q&amp;A with Jayme Poisson – Pull Quotes Season Three, Episode Three first appeared on  [   	] Review of Journalism : The School of Journalism.

<a href="https://rrj.ca/pull-quotes-season-three-episode-1-2-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>In season three, episode three of Pull Quotes the team examines the current landscape of Canadian podcasts with a special Q&amp;A with Jayme Poisson, host of CBC’s Front Burner.The post <a href="https://rrj.ca/pull-quotes-season-three-episode-1-2-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SPECIAL: A Podcast About Podcasts Plus: A Q&amp;A with Jayme Poisson – Pull Quotes Season Three, Episode Three</a> first appeared on <a href="https://rrj.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> [ 	] Review of Journalism : The School of Journalism</a>.

SPECIAL: A Podcast About Podcasts Plus: A Q&A with Jayme Poisson – Pull Quotes Season Three, Episode Three

Mathew Ingram

The volume and variety of podcasts has increased dramatically over the last year. What’s the point though if everyone has a pod? How can podcasters breakout? More importantly, can you make money at it?

What’s the point of podcasts? – Jayme Poisson & Mathew Ingram