Hi there Trojan Horse of Fair listeners, it's Brian here. I'm dropping in to let you know that I have a new show out that I think you'll enjoy

Where I'm re-examining journalism the profession I've worked in for more than 15 years. It's called question Everything. You can find it anywhere you get your podcast.

Question Everything with Brian Reed. And I really am trying to Question Everything, including my own work.

In the first episode, I sit down with a fellow journalist who called my most well-known story, S-town, morally indefensible.

Why do you think this is a story at all? What's your answer to that criticism of mine and others, even questioning whether or not it's legitimate to do this?

If you listen to the Trojan Horse Affair, you'll know that I was rethinking the way journalism is done during that investigation with Hamza

This new podcast question everything is a continuation of that journey for me. It's my real-time quest to figure out how we can make journalism better.

A show for anyone who's ever felt frustrated or misled by the news at a time when so many

people believe journalism and journalists are failing.

I view myself as covering this as this is something that is happening.

This being...

This being people believing so much bullshit.

I do feel like that as a reporter that like it is an exercise and failure.

A jailer made the remark, well I guess you'll quit writing about the DA now.

I said dude I'm already writing this story that's happening right now

I'm already writing that in my head as we said here. I think I have to be more aware

to tell you about the process because that blow-bot can be more intense these days but

standing in front of that blowback

or riding in a way to make it not happen.

I'm not sure that's my role.

MS NBC.

CNN is enough.

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