Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/delayed-gratification-the-slow-news-podcast The podcast of Delayed Gratification, the Slow News magazine, which returns to big stories after the dust has settled to ask the question of what happened next, and which is proud to be 'Last to Breaking News.' ©The Slow Journalism Company dada4362-03fe-518b-8217-8799832c3089 yes en Thu, 02 Apr 2026 09:36:42 +0100 Thu, 02 Apr 2026 09:37:12 +0100 https://www.slow-journalism.com https://img.transistorcdn.com/fv-s92nkHTCQNOFtkrIsOElQuw03LZ8ux5awJqDH0Kk/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9kNjFk/Nzk4OTFiZGRkOTIz/MDU1NzM5NDE5Nzc5/OWNmOS5wbmc.jpg https://www.slow-journalism.com episodic The Slow Journalism Company The podcast of Delayed Gratification, the Slow News magazine, which returns to big stories after the dust has settled to ask the question of what happened next, and which is proud to be 'Last to Breaking News.' The podcast of Delayed Gratification, the Slow News magazine, which returns to big stories after the dust has settled to ask the question of what happened next, and which is proud to be 'Last to Breaking News.'. slow news, perspective, context, current affairs, politics, insight The Slow Journalism Company No No 2 2 Kyiv Circus, Jane Goodall and Japanese bears: looking back on October 2025 full 62ddaf57-0942-45d9-a4a5-37737ad7e987 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9ffd6c23 In this episode, Delayed Gratification co-editor Rob Orchard is joined by James Montague and Susan Schulman to look back on October 2025 with six months of perspective. It was an era when Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado had not yet felt obliged to hand her Nobel Peace Prize over to Donald Trump, the children of Australia had not had all of their Tiktoks turned off and the residents of Prince Andrew's Road in Hellesdon had not yet requested a name change for their street. The trio return to Susan's extraordinary report on the circus in Kyiv, which has kept going throughout the invasion, and dive into the DG archive to discuss another story of hers from issue 19 of the magazine, about the fight to bring mobile phone reception to DRC. James gives us the inside track on the late, great primatologist Jane Goodall, including her surprising interest in Bigfoot. To read the stories being discussed in this episode in beautiful print, pick up a copy of Delayed Gratification issue 61 or subscribe with a 15 percent discount using code Pod15. 

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]]> slow news, perspective, context, current affairs, politics, insight No 1 1 Qatar, Colombia, Ant and Dec: looking back on September 2025 full d60ec29f-c43b-48f3-aa96-ab65058e43c2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/90b80862 In this episode, Delayed Gratification co-editor Rob Orchard is joined by James Montague and Emily Hart to look back on September 2025 with six months of perspective. It was an era when Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was still a prince. Elon Musk had not yet been offered a trillion dollar pay packet, and Grok had not yet been pulled up for its auto-nudification function – or put Keir Starmer in a bikini. The trio dive into some fascinating stories, including James's return to the scene of a missile strike on Doha and Emily's deeply-researched report on Colombians fighting in Ukraine. To read the stories being discussed in this episode in beautiful print, pick up a copy of Delayed Gratification issue 60 or subscribe with a 15 percent discount using code Pod15. 

]]> In this episode, Delayed Gratification co-editor Rob Orchard is joined by James Montague and Emily Hart to look back on September 2025 with six months of perspective. It was an era when Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was still a prince. Elon Musk had not yet been offered a trillion dollar pay packet, and Grok had not yet been pulled up for its auto-nudification function – or put Keir Starmer in a bikini. The trio dive into some fascinating stories, including James's return to the scene of a missile strike on Doha and Emily's deeply-researched report on Colombians fighting in Ukraine. To read the stories being discussed in this episode in beautiful print, pick up a copy of Delayed Gratification issue 60 or subscribe with a 15 percent discount using code Pod15. 

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