
"Journalism requires courage back in the newsroom every bit as much as it does on the front line." Jon Williams has run three of the world's biggest newsrooms — BBC, ABC, RTÉ — through thirty years of war, revolution...


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Hosted by Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson · society · EN
Long-form, unhurried conversations with people who've actually been in the room — from a UN crisis negotiator working sixty wars at once to an BBC executive who watched newsroom courage disappear. New episodes drop every other Thursday. Hosted by award-winning journalist Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson. meredithogilviethompson.substack.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchLong-form, unhurried conversations with people who've actually been in the room, from a UN crisis negotiator working sixty wars at once to an BBC executive who watched newsroom courage disappear. New episodes drop every other Thursday. Hosted by award-winning journalist Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson.
All That I Have Met is hosted by Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson. The show has published 20 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Former BBC, ABC and RTÉ Head Jon Williams on the Loss of Courage in the Newsroom" (18 August 2026, 39 minutes), "Dragon in the Machine" (21 July 2026, 53 minutes), and "Wars Rising" (7 July 2026, 53 minutes).
All That I Have Met publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 20 episodes.
Booking probability for All That I Have Met is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. All That I Have Met requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. All That I Have Met's contact route on record: public web form.
Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson hosts All That I Have Met, a society podcast with 20 episodes published.
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"Journalism requires courage back in the newsroom every bit as much as it does on the front line." Jon Williams has run three of the world's biggest newsrooms — BBC, ABC, RTÉ — through thirty years of war, revolution...

Episode #13
In conversation with Michael Power and Steven Boykey Sidley. “The token is a measure of input. It’s not a measure of output.” That observation, from economist Michael Power, goes to the heart of this conversation — the...

Episode #12
In conversation with Comfort Ero. “It’s not a beauty contest. There is no one path to resolution,” Comfort Ero told me. In a world with sixty active conflicts, the President and CEO of the International Crisis Group...

This is a bonus episode — a conversation I had with filmmaker and AI producer Quint Boa on his podcast, AI Script to Screen , reposted here with his permission. What happens to truth when facts become optional? In this...

Episode #10
In conversation with Neal Wavra. Neal Wavra was on track for a career in global trade policy — trained in commercial diplomacy, as well as conflict resolution at the Hague — when his government supervisor flicked a...

Episode #9
A German biotech billionaire who injects himself daily is funding a sporting event where athletes are paid to take testosterone, Adderall and human growth hormone in pursuit of “superhumanity.” Peter Thiel and Donald...

Episode #8
<p><b>In conversation with Bobbi Thomason</b></p><p>A survey of Harvard Business School graduates — ambitious, educated, the ones who were supposed to have figured it out — found that the women expected equal...

<p>This is a bonus episode — a guest appearance I made on The Atlantic Current with Vince Martin and Tull McAdoo, reposted here with their kind permission.</p><p>They brought me on to talk about the Ebola outbreak...

Episode #6
<p><b>In conversation with Bob Sheard.</b></p><p>He asked a room full of LVMH executives to raise their hands if they were wearing a watch. Then to put them down if it wasn't a Rolex. Half the hands stayed...

Episode #5
<p><b>In conversation with Mark Mansour.</b></p><p>Mark Mansour spent twenty-five years in rooms where the rules were being written, bent and sometimes broken — advising Fortune 500 companies on regulatory strategy...

Episode #4
<p>Viktor Orbán received a George Soros scholarship to study at Oxford. Years later, he regulated Soros’s university out of Budapest.</p><p>The irony tells you most of what you need to know about the system he built —...

Episode #3
<p>"History is happening to people who have become very complacent about history being a thing that happens to other people."</p><p>That's Sam Kiley, near the end of our conversation. And the line I keep coming back...

Episode #2
<p><b>In Conversation with Aniket Shah.</b></p><p>Most people who work in finance don't question capitalism. And most people who question capitalism don't work in finance. Aniket Shah does both — which turns out to be a...

Episode #1
<p><b>In Conversation with Michael Power.</b></p><p>America is not behind on AI. It’s fighting the wrong war entirely.</p><p>Michael Power spent more than thirty years as a global strategist at Ninety-One (formerly...
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