And register a full stomach fourth win in his last six start. you can reach me on twitter, thank you for your company, goodbye. hello, there. there was a lot of sunshine around first thing on sunday, but it was cold and frosty, and it was quite widespread across the country. these were the kind of temperatures we woke up to first thing on sunday morning, as low as minus six celsius. now, all change and quite literally as we speak because of this area of low pressure that is throwing cloud right across the country, and that is acting like a blanket so it is preventing those temperatures from falling too far. it will be a frost free start to monday morning, with temperatures more likely about four or five or six degrees above freezing. so, a difference to the feel of the weather, and quite a cloudy, grey story first thing in the morning. the winds are going to strengthen, and that is going
Journalism. glass sold serial productions to the new york times recently, reportedly for $25 million. and, as we debate the role of media in our divided world, where does a programme like this american life fit in? ira glass, welcome to the media show. we re delighted to have you. nice to be here. great to have you for those people who ve never listened to this american life, just describe it. what is the premise? the premise is, it s stories! it s stories, like, it s true stories where people come on and tell true stories. sometimes the stories are small and personal, sometimes they re big journalistic things, like we ll go on the border and try to document what s happening, you know, with immigration policy. but when we do it, basically what we do is we zoom in on individual people and tell what hopefully are surprising narratives where, like. the thing that makes the show different is that it s it s really traditional storytelling, where a plot kicks in from the very beginning and
And podcasts that many people listen to. so tell me, tell us, what is next? what kind of audio will we be listening to in ten years time? can you make a prediction? i have no idea. i would think it would be a mix of things we have now. there s some narrative podcasts that people like, people doing journalism. i think there ll be a bunch of interviews shows that people will enjoy, and there ll be a loudmouths likejoe rogan out there, too. i m sure it ll all still be going. maybe somehow, there ll be an nft of ira glass in some way, shape, or form. thank you so much, ira glass forjoining me today. thank you as well to bob nettles, today s studio engineer. the media show will be back at the same time next week. thanks for listening and goodbye. hello, there. there was a lot of sunshine around first thing on sunday, but it was cold and frosty, and it was quite widespread
Hello, there. there was a lot of sunshine around first thing on sunday, but it was cold and frosty, and it was quite widespread across the country. these were the kind of temperatures we woke up to first thing on sunday morning as low as 6 celsius. now, all change and quite literally as we speak because of this area of low pressure that s throwing cloud right across the country and that is acting like a blanket, so it is preventing those temperatures from falling too far. it will be a frost free start to monday morning with temperatures more likely about four, five, six degrees above freezing. so, a difference to the feel of the weather and quite a cloudy, grey story first thing in the morning. the winds are going to strengthen and that s going to throw up some showery outbreaks of rain through wales, northern ireland, north west england as well through the day. quite blustery winds as well, either coming from a southerly or south easterly direction, widely gusting
Justin rowlatt, the bbc s climate editor. and jeffrey kofman. jeffrey s been both a foreign correspondent and a news anchor for canadian and us broadcasters. first of all, lovely to have the three of you in the studio. i keep saying it every week, but it makes such a difference. socialism , according to a british politician of the last century, is the language of priorities . perhaps it s more accurate to say that politics in a democracy is about choosing between priorities. what happens, though, when those priorities conflict? no one accused of war crimes in ukraine today will face justice any time soon, so ukraine s allies are punishing russia with further sanctions. some want to stop buying russian gas altogether. but that could mean shortages, bills higher than they are already, rationing. substitution means more carbon extraction, just as the united nations is warning that the world is way off the greening of energy needed to prevent the climate perhaps becoming, for us, intoler