As journalism goes, so goes democracy. Hosted by CJF President and Executive Director Natalie Turvey, Journalism Matters: The CJF J-Talks Podcast brings you highlights from our conversations with journalists, thought leaders and media innovators on the issues shaping journalism and informing democracy in Canada. Hear the full discussion anytime on our website and YouTube channel.
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As journalism goes, so goes democracy. Hosted by CJF President and Executive Director Natalie Turvey, Journalism Matters: The CJF J-Talks Podcast brings you highlights from our conversations with journalists, thought leaders and media innovators on the issues shaping journalism and informing democracy in Canada. Hear the full discussion anytime on our website and YouTube channel.
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Recent Episodes
March 20, 2026
Why tech alone can’t save journalism
<p>The internet didn't just change the news. It also changed our reality. In his first public speech since stepping down as VP of News at Google, Richard Gingras offers a rare, insider’s look at the evolution of our digital information system and why technology alone won't fix the future of journalism. Angela Pacienza, executive editor at The Globe and Mail, joins him to discuss the path forward.</p>
February 6, 2026
How AI is revolutionizing newsroom workflows
<p>Journalism is being rebuilt in real time, with AI being the most powerful tool in the construction kit. Nikita Roy from Newsroom Robots Lab sat down with Sonali Verma from International News Media Association, Christine Boyd from CBC News and Nicholas Hune-Brown from The Local to unpack how AI is changing journalism at every level, for better or worse.</p>
January 28, 2026
What digital deception looks like and how to outsmart it
<p>From scam calls to deepfakes of real reporters, artificial intelligence has only made it easier and faster to fool the public. Indicator co-founder Craig Silverman says knowing the tricks is the first step to protection. He sat down with CTV News national anchor Carolyn Jarvis to discuss the events that brought us here and how we can navigate the new face of digital deception. This live-taped interview was presented in partnership with MediaSmarts for this year’s Media Literacy Week.</p>
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