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Welcome to On The Rox, a podcast from Roxhill Media, that asks some of the best journalists in the UK their solutions to the kinds of dilemmas that PRs confront daily. We know that there’s not a one-size-fits-all way of communicating with journalists. So we’re going direct to the writers in the newsroom to hear how they like to work with PRs and find out how you can stand out in their inboxes. www.roxhillmedia.com
Roxhill Media hosts On the Rox, a business show with 22 episodes published.
Summer is peak season for travel crises – from EU entry rules to wildfires to press trips gone wrong. Travel journalist James Stewart explains what PRs need ready, and why staying silent is the worst move you can make. H
AI is changing what the Times and The Sunday Times publishes, and why. Elyse Popplewell, Director of Audience, shares what that looks like in practice – and how PRs can stay a step ahead. Host : Alessia Horwich @lessybel
Don't wait until budget day to pitch to Chris Price, Markets Editor at The Telegraph. In this episode, he explains why the real opportunity for PRs is actually in the run-up to the big day, the financial topics his reade
What does the traveller who has “been everywhere and done everything” want to read about? Hint: it’s not National Pizza Day. We went behind the scenes of FT Globetrotter, the Financial Times’ city travel section, with Ni
Still prioritising consumer media over trade titles? Eve Maddock Jones, former editor of Investment Week, explains why trade publications can be a more powerful platform – from reaching knowledgeable readers to valuing s
How do books earn a place in Good Housekeeping? Joanna Finney, Books Director, lifts the lid. She shares the genres GH readers love, takes us behind the scenes of the regular monthly slots, and explains why sincere recom
Helen Davies takes us inside her powerhouse role of Editorial Projects Director at The Sunday Times – she’s the person behind everything from the Rich List and Best Places to Live to the Good Schools Guide and the Get Br
Calling all travel PRs – in this must-listen episode with The Telegraph's Hotels Editor Rachel Cranshaw, we go behind the scenes of their massive ecosystem of hotel reviews, features, and round-ups. It's full of tips on
If you’ve ever sent a pitch to a TV newsroom and thought, “Why hasn’t anyone bitten?”, then this is a must-listen. In this episode, we’re joined by Sam Rix, Freelance News Producer for ITV News and Good Morning Britain,
Political Editor Steph Spyro takes us inside the world of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests – a powerful but often underused tool for PR professionals. Steph shares practical advice on how PRs can harness FOIs to cre
How can you land one of the longest-running and most beloved profile slots in journalism? In this episode, Liz Edwards – who commissions Relative Values and A Life in the Day for The Sunday Times Magazine – pulls back th
Do you know the difference between live and evergreen travel pieces? In this episode, Lucy Perrin helps us see the wood from the trees, tells us which pieces just keep on giving, and reveals something surprising about ne
Stacey Smith takes us behind the scenes of the behemoth that is the Good Housekeeping Institute, and tells us why she absolutely adores her job. In this funny, fascinating episode, you’ll find out from her what it’s real
We sit down with Phoebe Luckhurst to talk about the stories the Sunday Times reader, why PRs should pay attention to the seemingly unimportant topics people chat about at their desks, and the health topics guaranteed to
What kinds of finance stories are right for women’s magazines? Find out how coverage has changed over the years, the importance of finding the emotional angle, and how to tie your pitches to buzzwords for maximum impact.
An essential listen for every travel PR, Richard Mellor gives his top tips for getting trips, tours, and hotels featured in his weekly late deals column at The Times. Find out when to pitch, what to include, and how to s
We sat down with Alys to find out more about her background in journalism and all things opinion-led at City AM, including the voices she’s actively seeking, the stories that leap off the page, and why it’s crucial to re
How can you get a cookbook noticed if you’re not a household name? What kind of recipes work in the paper and which ones work in the supplements? Hannah Evans tells all, plus actionable tips on how to keep pitches simple
So, you’ve secured a broadcast opportunity for your client – now what? Martin Kimber tells us how you can make your spokesperson look and sound their best. Listen to the episode – with pencil at the ready – for everythin
We talked to the lovely Sonia about her rise from Telegraph intern to Telegraph Beauty Director, what it’s like backstage at Fashion Week, and how beauty stories should feel like poking around in your best friend’s make-
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