Podcasts about Samantha Barry

Today we are joined by Samantha Barry, Editor-in-Chief of Glamour magazine, to unpack everything we saw at last night's Met Gala. From bold looks to unexpected guests to the theme hits (and misses), we're diving into the red carpet chaos and cultural conversation behind fashion's biggest night. Who nailed it? And what does it all say about where fashion and celebrity is headed next? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cork native Samantha Barry has worked her way up in journalism and magazine editing to her new role as editor-in-chief of Glamour magazine. One of her earliest jobs was with RTÉ Radio 1, and she also worked with the BBC and CNN. Now she has a new string to add to her bow.

The Nightcap tackles Harris's voter outreach, her media blitz and what she might do next. Plus, third-party candidates could be spoilers in battleground states as early voting gets underway. And, who made the list in this week's MVPs. Paul Rieckhoff, Samantha Barry, Nancy Giles, and Philip Bump join Stephanie Ruhle for The 11th Hour Nightcap.

Glamour's Global Editorial Director Samantha Barry stops by to look back at the brand's history of empowering women from different walks of life. Also, Jennifer Garner shares a collection of videos to Instagram celebrating farmers across the country. Plus, Jill Martin gives viewers can't miss deals on essential items for the fall. 

On this week's Pretty Curious, JVN and Samantha Barry, Editor-in-Chief of Glamour Magazine,  delve into the intersections of beauty, politics, and media - and how Samantha's extensive newsroom background primed her for magazine leadership. They're talking: Gen Alpha skincare, the ever evolving media landscape, and how to find County Cork, Ireland relative to the palm of your hand. Samantha Barry is the Americas Editorial Director of Glamour Magazine, where she oversees content development and consumer experiences across the brand's digital, social, video and print platforms. Barry has served as editor-in-chief of Glamour U.S. since 2018, where she has transformed the annual Women of the Year Awards, led the brand to reach record-breaking monthly audiences, and grown video across platforms. She joined Glamour from CNN Worldwide, where she served as executive producer for social and emerging media. Prior to that, Samantha was a social media producer and journalist for BBC World News in London. Samantha Barry is on Instagram @sambarry and you can follow Glamour Magazine @glamourmag Follow us on Instagram @CuriousWithJVN to learn more about the products from this episode, or head to JonathanVanNess.com for the transcript. Jonathan is on Instagram @JVN. Find books from Getting Curious and Pretty Curious guests at bookshop.org/shop/curiouswithjvn. Our Senior Producer is Chris McClure. Our editor & engineer is Nathanael McClure. Our theme music is also composed by Nathanael McClure. Production support from Anne Currie, and Chad Hall. Curious about bringing your brand to life on the show? Email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's Pretty Curious, JVN and Samantha Barry, Editor-in-Chief of Glamour Magazine,  delve into the intersections of beauty, politics, and media - and how Samantha's extensive newsroom background primed her for magazine leadership. They're talking: Gen Alpha skincare, the ever evolving media landscape, and how to find County Cork, Ireland relative to the palm of your hand. Samantha Barry is the Americas Editorial Director of Glamour Magazine, where she oversees content development and consumer experiences across the brand's digital, social, video and print platforms. Barry has served as editor-in-chief of Glamour U.S. since 2018, where she has transformed the annual Women of the Year Awards, led the brand to reach record-breaking monthly audiences, and grown video across platforms. She joined Glamour from CNN Worldwide, where she served as executive producer for social and emerging media. Prior to that, Samantha was a social media producer and journalist for BBC World News in London. Samantha Barry is on Instagram @sambarry and you can follow Glamour Magazine @glamourmag Follow us on Instagram @CuriousWithJVN to learn more about the products from this episode, or head to JonathanVanNess.com for the transcript. Jonathan is on Instagram @JVN. Find books from Getting Curious and Pretty Curious guests at bookshop.org/shop/curiouswithjvn. Our Senior Producer is Chris McClure. Our editor & engineer is Nathanael McClure. Our theme music is also composed by Nathanael McClure. Production support from Anne Currie, and Chad Hall. Curious about bringing your brand to life on the show? Email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ireland's first all-island summit for women who founded their own businesses takes place in Co Fermanagh on May 20th-21st. 'SheVentures' will pull together over 200 women founders, investors, entrepreneurs, and their supporters in Ireland, say Awaken Hub, the organisers of the event. The summit offers "unparalleled access to inspiring Irish and international women leaders, including some who have never spoken at an Irish event before," says Awaken Hub chairperson, Mary McKenna. Speakers include Silicon Valley's Ann Hiatt who worked directly for Amazon's Jeff Bezos; Lorna Conn, CEO of Cpl, and entrepreneurs' champion; and Samantha Barry, Global Editorial Director for the Americas at Glamour magazine. Women Founders Summit Mary McKenna says SheVentures offers an "opportunity to hang-out with your tribe of women founders and investors in a friendly and informal setting for a couple of days. But get yourself investor-ready," she advises. "You might even bag an angel investor or two!" The summit is being held in the breathtaking and cosy location of Lusty Beg Island, Fermanagh. Sponsored cabins on the premises will offer Master Classes and discussions on challenging themes like Investment, Sustainability, US Market Entry, Sales, Storytelling and Marketing, and Commercialisation. McKenna says these are an ideal chance to learn from experts at first hand. "She Ventures is not just about offering great speakers. It's about giving participants access to these speakers and experts for informal chats and discussions throughout the two days. It's also about extending women founders' networks of key players, contacts, and investors as they grow their business." The summit is being supported and sponsored by the Shared Island Initiative. Tánaiste Micheál Martin said he was delighted that the Shared Island Civic Society Fund has been able to support the work of Awaken Hub and the SheVentures summit. "The Shared Island Civic Society Fund aims to promote practical cooperation and interaction in civic society on this island and the SheVentures summit is a stellar example of the Fund supporting people to come together and make real connections." The 2-day event is being MC'd by BBC and TG4 presenter Lynette Fay, and other contributors lined up to take part include the Positive Economist Susan Hayes Culleton, and US and global expert on women's access to networks and Venture Capital, Kelly Hoey. There's accommodation on and off the island and boat/bus transport to shuttle participants back and forth. The summit starts at 9AM on Monday 20th, closing at 4PM on Tuesday 21st. You can book tickets online at: http://sheventures.co.uk About AwakenHub Founded in 2020, AwakenHub is a social enterprise dedicated to removing barriers for women founders across the island of Ireland. Its mission is to level up opportunity, access, and connectivity for women founders throughout the Island of Ireland by removing barriers to investment, scale and success and is backed by a community of over 3,000 subscribers. About AwakenAngels Launched in 2023, is the first investor syndicate on the island tailored for women, aiming to democratise angel investing. Highlights of activity first quarter of 2024 AwakenHub/ AwakenAngels hosted their 2nd US St Brigid's Week Trade Mission to NYC & Boston in Feb 2024 specially supported by US Special Envoy to NI, Joe Kennedy III & the Irish & British Consulates Invited and showcased at the week-long events as part of the NI/Irish delegation to Washington Dec in 11-18 March 2024 As part of a consortium bid secured EU core consortium partner, we launched the Women TechEU Call - a €12m Fund for women-led startups in Deep Tech & a call for deep tech experts as EU evaluators In partnership with Global Tech Advocates launched Tech Northern Ireland Advocates and collaborating with Tech Ireland advocates Within 9 months of our AwakenAngels syndicate we have onboarded 50 new women angels across the island of Ireland and counting and closed o...

Severe weather continues to impact the southern region of the U.S., including several tornadoes. Also, NBC's Vicky Nguyen details the growing trend called “upskilling” in the workplace. Plus, Editor-In-Chief of Glamour Magazine, Samantha Barry, shares a few must-try one-piece swimsuits to have for the summer. And, chef Curtis Stone whips up a delicious chive crusted salmon recipe perfect for a weeknight dinner.

My guest today is Samantha Barry, the editor-in-chief of Glamour, one of the biggest female- focused media titles in the US. Born and raised in Cork, Ireland, Samantha became the first editor-in-chief of a Conde Nast publication to have never previously worked in print media when she was appointed editor-in-chief by Anna Wintour. Under her leadership, Glamour has reached record breaking monthly audiences and grown their video content hugely with Barry recently interviewing the US First Lady, Dr Jill Biden. Prior to joining Glamour Barry served as executive producer for social and emerging media at CNN Worldwide. Under her leadership at CNN, the network became the most followed news organization in the world. In this conversation we talked about her incredible career, imposter syndrome, being an immigrant & putting down roots in New York and getting her start on late night news reading shifts in RTE. Samantha is a leading light in global media and I couldn't be more thrilled that she's chatted to me on The Number. Enjoy! Darren. Follow ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Darren⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠for all the latest podcast news and updates. If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe and leave a positive review and 5 stars - they really help a podcast grow and we'd really appreciate it. The Number with Darren Kennedy is produced by Darren Kennedy. Editing by ⁠EO'MD.⁠

Tonight, we're sitting down to dinner with Samantha Barry and Jill Kargman for Japanese-Italian food at Kimika in Nolita. We discuss ambition, shaking things up at 40, and what it really means to be fearless. Samantha Barry is the editor-in-chief of Glamour Magazine. Prior to joining Glamour, she served as global head of social media at CNN. She spearheaded the organization's 2016 election coverage across social platforms, which received the first ever Edward R. Murrow Award for excellence in social media. Samantha previously worked as a reporter and producer for BBC World News in London, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) in Papua New Guinea, and RTE and Newstalk in Ireland. Jill Kargman is a born and bred New Yorker. Jill is the creator, writer, producer, and star of the scripted comedy Odd Mom Out about the hilarity of raising children on the Upper East Side. She has authored several New York Times best sellers including Momzillas, and hosts the Sirius XM morning show named At Least You Woke Up. Jill is also a performer with the Upright Citizens Brigade improvisational and sketch comedy group. Follow Over Dinner Tonight on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. New episodes hit your podcast feed every Tuesday at dinnertime. Jill Kargman: @JillKargman Samantha Barry: @SamBarry Over Dinner Tonight: @overdinnertonight

Special Election Day episode! For so long, it seemed endless progress was afoot for women, yet the past two years have told a different narrative with women taking on so much during the pandemic and perhaps being forced out of the workforce, now punctuated by the monumental decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade in June 2022. Where can we possibly go from here? I assure you, the women of this generation are not taking this lying down. Where is the media on raising hell? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Special Election Day episode! For so long, it seemed endless progress was afoot for women, yet the past two years have told a different narrative with women taking on so much during the pandemic and perhaps being forced out of the workforce, now punctuated by the monumental decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade in June 2022. Where can we possibly go from here? I assure you, the women of this generation are not taking this lying down. Where is the media on raising hell? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's guest is Ashika Kalra, who is the co-author of Behind Her Vision: Women of New York City, a book featuring 25 pioneering women across the arts, social impact, entrepreneurship, finance, and more. In this episode, we talk more about her journey of publishing this book in 2021 and writing this during the pandemic. Other topics include: How she and her co-worker Jade Chen decided to write their book Behind Her Vision: Women of New York City How they approached the idea, the process behind writing a book from beginning to end, what their inspiration was, how they hand selected the 25 featured women, and how they overcame the difficulty in writing this during the pandemic Power of cold emailing, networking, researching Reality of self funding writing project while working full time: how they approached distributors, stores, and investing their own money in the process Lessons, challenges and highlights of getting the book published and in NYC bookstores Ashika's goals with her book for the future Her confession including prioritization and not feeling guilty about productivity About Ashika Klara: Ashika Kalra currently works at a venture capital firm based in New York. In her day job, Ashika has the opportunity to meet with some of the most game-changing entrepreneurs of our generation and collaborate with them as they launch their business from the ground up. She is also a Tedx Speaker and has been recognized as a Global Shaper at the World Economic Forum. Last year, she released her first book, Behind Her Vision: Women of New York City, co-authored with her dear friend, Jade Chen. The book explores a rare angle on perseverance from the lens of 25 pioneering NYC women, including: Samantha Barry, Editor-in-Chief Glamour Mahogany L. Browne, Award-Winning Poet & Writer Nina Davuluri, Former Miss America ... and many more! Inspired by their own need for role models, Ashika and Jade set out to expand their love for design and photography in a beautiful coffee table book that sparks vulnerable conversations about societal norms, imposter syndrome, career-defining moments, and heartbreak. Feel free to leave a positive review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify if you enjoyed this episode and be sure to share this with a friend! You can also email any questions or feedback to thecityconfessions@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecityconfessions/support

Serena Williams competes after announcing her retirement from tennis. Plus, a TODAY Exclusive: new look at Princess Diana's life,  – the team behind a highly-anticipated documentary gives us a sneak peek. And, Glamour's Samantha Barry has tips on finding vintage fashions at an affordable price.

Please join our last Digital Irish event before the summer break on Thursday, June 16th from 6pm at the Irish Consulate, where we are delighted to host a special panel with Glamour's Samantha Barry, Newswhip's Paul Quigley and Malachy Browne from the New York Times, moderated by Conde Nast's Rachel Quigley. The problem of misinformation — and the right approach to it for regulators and social media platforms — is turning into one of the most divisive political issues of the 2020s. Every major news story brings a swarm of counter stories — from covid to the capitol riot, the Ukraine invasion to vaccines. Can measures like the Disinformation Governance Board (suspended after just three weeks) and the Digital Services Act actually foster much-needed transparency? Or will the rising power of deep fake video and niche platforms see us all disappearing into our own “truths”? All this and more will be discussed by our expert panel. Get your tickets: https://digitalirish.com/from-fake-news-to-deep-fakes/ 2017 Event Details: https://digitalirish.com/icymi-the-rise-of-fake-news-leading-irish-professionals-have-their-say/

BookTuber RUSSELL GRAY of Ink & Paper Blog joins the Book Cougars for our annual celebratory sharing of our Top 10 Reads of the year. If you think 3 x 10 = 30, you'd be wrong! Before we dive into our Top 10, Emily and Chris to have a regular, if shortened, episode where we recap our Biblio Adventure to the amazingly curated House of Books in Kent, CT and the Kent Memorial Library. Emily shares some details about Huma Abedin's conversation about her new memoir BOTH/AND with Hillary Clinton and Samantha Barry at the 92nd Street Y. Chris enjoyed SERVANT MAGE by Kate Elliot and Emily went on a reading tear over the holiday weekend and read THESE SILENT WOODS by Kimi Cunningham Grant, MAGNOLIA PALACE by Fiona Davis, THE BIRDS OF OPULENCE by Crystal Wilkinson, BOMB SHELTER by by Mary Laura Philpott, and WHO IS MAUDE DIXON? by Alexandra Andrews. What a great end to 2021!

Celebrating women and their contributions to society has never been more important — and that's exactly what Glamour has been doing since its inception in 1939. Glamour recently hosted its annual Women of the Year Awards with Americas Editor, Samantha Barry. Pam sits down with Samantha and Glamour's first-ever Daring to Disrupt Award recipient, Robin Arzón, to talk about the challenges women face today, the importance of female leadership and representation, and women making waves in society. Learn more about Glamour x Ally's Daring to Disrupt partnership: https://www.glamour.com/disrupt Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Ryan spoke to Author Andrea Mara about her new book 'All Her Fault'; Graham McCormack on the growing drug problem in rural Ireland; Succession writer Georgia Pritchett on penning her own story; Samantha Barry on interviewing Jill Biden; And Aisling Bea on the new series of her critically acclaimed comedy-drama ‘This Way Up'.

Editor-in-chief of Glamour magazine, Samantha Barry, joined Ryan on the line from the US to talk about her latest trip to the White House where she got to interview the First Lady.

For years, there’s been talk about how the publishing industry is in decline. But the demand for content has never been higher.   So it’s up to publishers to adapt—which is where today's guest Samantha Barry comes in. Since leaving her post as the head of social media at CNN to take on the role of editor-in-chief of Glamour Magazine in 2016, the editor has been at the forefront of the industry’s shift from print to digital. Shortly after she took the reins at Glamour, the publication announced the end of its monthly print edition—and she’s since led the brand to amass digital accomplishments. I'm happy to virtually sit down with Samantha to talk about her impressive career, from how she made the pivot from news to women’s media to why culture-pushing content is at the core of Glamour’s digital-first strategy and what the future holds for the next generation of journalists. Join the party on Instagram @workparty and stay in-the-know at workparty.com Get Honey for free at joinhoney.com/PARTY! Get 15% off at Missoma.com with WORKPARTY15 at checkout! Produced by Dear Media

I'm so excited to speak to Michaela O'Shaughnessy this week. You may know her as Life Of A Lady Bear on Instagram. Michaela is from Galway and moved to New York 6 years ago.  A real Irish success story, Michaela has worked for MTV. Teen Vogue, Glamour and now Instagram.  I really wanted to do a podcast this week that reflected how Irish people abroad may be feeling right now, missing home and unsure what lies ahead for Christmas.  It's been a long year for us all, but everyday I have felt so lucky to have my family just around the corner.  I get messages every week from Irish people living abroad who listen to my podcast - in Australia, Dubai, Canada and the US and i know many of them miss home so much.  I wanted to do something this week to let them know that I hope they are not too lonely and manage to get home this festive season.  Michaela has a fascinating life. She lives on the Upper East Side of New York, she speaks about fellow Irish woman Samantha Barry who hired her and was so supportive.  We speak about the madness of this year, how it made her love New York even more and her advice to people who have a dream.  This podcast is brought to you in partnership with Spotlight Oral Care. Use the discount code GOODGLOW25 on spotlightoralcare.com to get 25% off the entire range. Follow me on Instagram at Georgie.Crawford Or head over to my website Thegoodglow.ie

The Laughs of your Life is a podcast with Doireann Garrihy at the helm. In this series, Doireann aims to delve into the beauty of having a laugh, speaking to guests from all walks of life. From first memories of laughter to being laughed at to “if I didn't laugh I'd cry” moments, these markers will shape the interviews, bringing out the best in some of Ireland's most influential people.On today's episode, Doireann is joined by Editor-in-Chief of Glamour US, Samantha BarrySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 1984, Majella Moynihan was a fresh faced young garda recruit when she gave birth to a baby boy. Charged with breaching An Garda Siochana disciplinary rules - for having premarital sex with another guard and for becoming pregnant and having a child while unmarried - she was pressured to give up her baby for adoption or face dismissal. It forced her into a decision that would have devastating impacts on her life. Moynihan left the Guards in 1998 and in 2019, following an RTE documentary on her case, she received an apology from the Garda Commissioner and Minister for Justice for the ordeal she endured as a young garda. She spoke to Roisin Ingle about her memoir A Guarded Life and the reality of a police culture steeped in misogyny and prejudice. Majella Moynihan is a hero, whose courage and resilience led to her speaking out against an institution that traumatised and bullied her for years, for the "crime" of being a pregnant, unmarried woman in Ireland. Also, a reminder that tickets are still available for our Big Night In Season 2. Our next guest is Glamour editor-in-chief Samantha Barry. Tickets available on irishtimes.com/big-night-in

A truly marvellous chat with the charming and thoughtful Tony Murray. Director of the Irish Writers in London Summer School and curator of the Archive of the Irish in Britain. We talk punk, walking the streets during lockdown and the nature of the London Irish. Plus Niamh Lear raises Samantha Barry onto The Plastic Pedestal

Jonathan speaks to Louise Meehan, President of Network Ireland about their upcoming event which includes Cork's very own Samantha Barry, Editor-in-Chief of Glamour magazine, Jeremy Hayes from Cork University Business School about free upskilling courses for language graduates and Des McGahan of Ballinacurra House about how they're adapting to change.

Samantha Barry is the Editor-in-Chief of Glamour magazine in the US. Samantha has worked for RTE, ABC Australia, BBC and she served as CNN’s Head of Social Media. While at CNN, Sam led news coverage of the 2016 presidential election across social platforms. She received the first-ever Edward R. Murrow award for excellence in social media and a Webby Award recognizing her campaign work.

Editor in Chief of Glamour, Samantha Barry speaks to Ray about a new documentary that goes out tonight on RTE One at 9.35pm called Fearless.

On today's show Ray chats to a grandmother in Clane, Teresa Harvey. With businesses across the country re-opening today, Ray speaks to James Hennessy, Gwen Layden and Jonathan O'Meara and Conor Pope gives his reaction on the shops re-opening. Editor and chief of Glamour, Samantha Barry about a new documentary called Fearless.

How is coronavirus affecting all corners of the media, advertising and marketing industries?  Editor Doug Zanger and reporter Lisa Lacy join co-hosts David Griner and Ko Im to discuss how agency and consumer behavior are changing in light of the epidemic.  And, Glamour's editor-in-chief Samantha Barry talks about what the magazine brand is doing to stay current and help break stigmas for the modern working woman.

This week, we're having all of the awkward conversations that come with budgeting for travel. How do you even start saving for your next trip? What do you do when you can't afford a group trip? What do you prioritize spending money on when you vacation? What do you do when you don't qualify for a travel-friendly credit card and can't cash in points and miles? We've tapped the experts—Samantha Barry, Glamour's editor-in-chief and host of the She Makes Money Moves podcast, and Travel Channel's Oneika Raymond—to answer these and more. Find links to items mentioned and read a full transcription here: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/an-honest-conversation-about-saving-and-budgeting-for-travel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Samantha Barry is Editor in Chief of Glamour where she is responsible for setting the voice and mission of the publication.    As a young woman in Ireland, Sam once dreamed of being a war correspondent. Her early work in journalism took her all over the world, including stints in Nigeria, Burma, Pakistan, Iraq, Papua New Guinea, Burma, and many other turbulent locations where she worked for the BBC, Intermedia and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.    Lucky for us here in the States, she came to America in 2014 to head up social media for CNN. Last year she began her stint at Glamour after being recruited by the legendary Anna Wintour, longtime Editor in Chief of Vogue. Ms. Wintour calls Sam, “fearless … the perfect editor for a new, more ambitious era of Glamour’s future.    I met Sam in Conde Nast's New York offices where we talked about her career, how fashion magazines co-exist with consumerism, how Irish and Americans attitudes toward money differ, and — of course— where one can get the best pint of Guinness in New York City.    See more about Glamour Women of the Year: https://glamourwoty.com/   Send Paul guest suggestions and diet  tips on http://paulollinger.com   

To celebrate Irish Tatler's ‘Always On' June issue, Ellie Balfe, Editorial Director and Sam Barry, Editor in Chief muse on asking for more, trusting your instinct, switching off (sometimes) and standing for something of substance. This podcast was recorded live from the Irish Georgian Society, with an audience of over one hundred guests.

In this episode Samantha Barry, the Editor in Chief at Glamour Magazine, talks about her start in broadcasting, the difference between toxic talk and criticism, and how change can be a good thing. Rebecca ends the episode reflecting on her experience being back at Fashion Week, and how she picks the women that walk the runway. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/superwomen/support

Samantha Barry grew up in Ireland. And she always knew news was the path for her. Sam started out her career as a researcher, and then became an international reporter. Her reporting took her around the world, where she started to see the power of social media. She took that realization and went on to help major news organizations build out their social media presences. We’re talking huge names like BBC and CNN. Now, she’s the editor in chief of Glamour. Anna Wintour has called her Glamour’s first digital-native editor...so it’s no surprise that Sam’s taking the magazine entirely online. On the couch, she talks to us about being fearless, making changes at an established company, and the three ways she negotiates for herself.

When Cork woman Samantha Barry took over at the helm of the US magazine Glamour this year, she became only its 8th editor since it was first printed in 1939. Anna Wintour, who brought her on board, has described her as "fearless", she counts Amal Clooney as one of her closest friends (since long before George was on the scene), and she has had a distinguished career in journalism at the BBC and CNN. But since her appointment as Glamour editor-in-chief, Samantha has shaken things up at the magazine, recently hitting the headlines for her decision to cease its monthly publication schedule and develop it as a digital product. Samantha was in Dublin to appear at An Post's annual Early Bird Breakfast event and she sat down with Róisín Ingle while she was here to talk about this and lots more.

This week Jarlath stopped by 1 World Trade Centre to meet Glamour Magazine's Editor in Chief, Samantha Barry. Samantha relays the story of her journey from RTE to Newstalk to the BBC to CNN before taking up the most coveted position at Glamour (8:00). She explains why you need to be delusional to make it in New York City (6:00), how she grew CNN's social media strategy (12:00) and the importance of not being overly sensitive to constructive criticism (27:00). The conversation covers everything from why being 'overly PC' right now is okay (50:00) to the benefits of dealing with cranky RTÉ sub-editors (25:00), studying with the Second Captains guys in DCU (20:00), the Irish female journalists who strongly influenced her in her career (15:00) and much more. This is a truly insightful and rare conversation with one of the most talked about Irish women in world media. For an extended cut of this episode, for bonus material and to access the entire Irishman Abroad archive, the new Irishman Abroad badge, and much more, sign up to www.patreon.com/irishmanabroad. To access the entire archive of episodes in the series, download the Irishman Abroad android and iPhone apps for free in the app stores today (links below). itunes.apple.com/ie/app/irishman-…d1101165812?mt=8 play.google.com/store/apps/detail…shmanabroad&hl=en The Irishman Abroad podcast is crowd funded and is only made possible by the listeners’ generosity. We sincerely appreciate your continued support. Donate the gift of £20 today via PayPal (jarlo11@yahoo.com) and by way of thanks, we will send you a beautiful Irishman Abroad bag wherever you are in the world. An Irishman Abroad is brought to you by Currency Fair. Currency Fair is the official partner of the podcast. To get great exchange rates and to avoid ridiculous bank and broker charges when transferring money to anywhere in the world go to currencyfair.com. Get updates on future episodes and live shows by following @jarlath on Twitter, visiting www.jigser.com or email the show directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com. Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.

When Glamour tapped social and digital media aficionado Samantha Barry as its new editor-in-chief, she steered the team effort toward making Glamour a habit for readers online. She is building habit for Glamour among readers through differentiated reporting. Barry discusses the challenge of resuscitating a struggling print legacy brand in the digital sphere, advertising challenges with political coverage, reshaping editorial focus and more.

On the fourth of July, Media Voices is celebrating its own Independence Day. In the inaugural episode of our new-look podcast, Esther interviews CNN's executive producer of social and emerging media Samantha Barry about its U.S. election coverage, the rise and rise of chatbots, and how the team approaches storytelling across different platforms. In the news roundup Peter, Chris and Esther discuss the NYT making 100 copy editors redundant, the end of the 'Trump Bump', and Instagram's A.I. approach to censoring nasty comments. Peter throws cold water on Chris' dream of living in a Star Trek universe, and Esther risks the entire future of the podcast on a joke about Peter's accent.

Samantha Barry is the Head of Social Media at CNN Worldwide where she leads the social teams at all of the CNN bureaus and works closely with the CNN Digital leadership in their editorial strategy. Under Samantha's leadership, CNN has become the most followed and fanned news organization in the world. Born near Cork in Ireland, Samantha has worked in over 25 countries, reporting and training other journalists in broadcasting, technology and social media. Her lifelong career in journalism and news media has taken her from Newstalk and RTE in Ireland to Papua New Guinea for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation to BBC World News in London before joining CNN in New York City where she is currently based. Follow Samantha on Twitter and Instagram: https://twitter.com/samanthabarry https://www.instagram.com/sammybarrynews/ For more, visit http://rolemodels.co/podcast Sign up for news & updates about Role Models: http://eepurl.com/cLX_PD Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/rolemodels

MoJoCon, la Babel des mojos Un épisode enregistré à Galway (Irlande) pendant la plus grande et toute jeune conférence MoJoCon, qui a rassemblé près de 600 personnes durant trois jours (4-6 mai 2017) autour des techniques, pratiques et innovations de la video mobile. VMP à MojoCon ! Un podcast enregistré sur des micros Mikme, qui nous a prêté ses prototypes. Merci à eux ! Avec nos invités Adnen Chaouachi, Journaliste et formateur (Tunisie) Diederick Legrain, Rédacteur en chef de Matélé (Belgique) Francesco Facchini, Journaliste et formateur (Italie) Les Apps que nous avons retenues Filmic Argon, une version simplifiée de Filmic lancée en beta privée pour le moment, publique très bientôt sur le site de Filmic Une capture d'écran de la première beta d'Argon, aux contrôles simplifiés City Producer, une solutions complète de tournage et production lancée en beta le 21 juin Ripple VUE (iOS) un app de montage avec effets facile à utiliser Dazzl, une solution de streaming live multi-source Kinemaster (iOS, Android) LumaFusion (iOS uniquement) et ses prochaines fonctionnalités de montage de flux 360 MAVIS (iOS) qui s'apprête à sortir une nouvelle version Le matériel que nous avons retenu Shoulderpod, une gamme de poignées et supports en matériaux nobles insta360 pour iPhone ou pour Androids une gamme de caméras 360 à connecter sur vos smartphones pour créer rapidement des videos intégrales Sennheiser travaille sur un mini micro canon pour smartphone. Voici le prototype : Le prototype de mini micro canon, intégré sur une griffe de support avec filetage pour montage sur trépied (Photo @silasbang) L'interface audio d:vice de DPA L'interface d:vice LumeCube, le petit cube qui envoie Le lumecube Le LumeCube en action, en version bâton de « mojorette » Les expériences éditoriales Les norvégiens de NRK parle aux enfants sur snapchat avec son format Supernytt Les allemands d'ARD et ZDF sur Snapchat avec Hochkant Les émissions de Mike Castelluci, tournées à l'iPhone Le modèle de diffusion de contenus de CNN, tel que présenté par Samantha Barry Le live facebook multi site des canadiens de CBC et un article y étant consacré sur journalism.co.uk La passe d'armes de Michael Rosenblum et Samantha Barry à propos de l'avenir du journalisme (lien à venir dès que les videos de la conférence seront en ligne Nous retrouver Le site de VMP, vmp.fm Sur Twitter Philippe Couve @couve Laurent Clause @laurentclause Guillaume Kuster @_gkuster Les applications pour profiter au mieux des podcasts iOS Overcast Castro Apple podcasts Android Pocket Casts Podcast Republic

Episode 263: BOOM! Dave, “Mean” Mark Barry, D.C. Dan, and Samantha Barry weigh in on the DeAndre Jordan free agency fiasco. Mark gives you his All-Star snubs and favorites for the major MLB awards at the mid-season point. Shireen Ahmed recaps the Women’s World Cup. The crew really dissects the Jordan flip flop between the Dallas Mavericks and L.A. Clippers.