Robert Mcknight

It can be very tough to multi-skill when things go wrong.

Hello, I'm television and radio producer presenter Rob McKnight.

With over 30 years experience in the industry, this is Media McKnight.

Well, things are escalating in the US after President Donald Trump banned three TV news outlets from the White House.

While the changes at the Today Show dominated headlines, let's find out what else happened with Mulk from TV Black Box.

Welcome back to Media McKnight, Mulk.

Thanks, Rob.

Like a bad smell, I just keep turning up.

And

now it's time to talk television with our very own TV guru, a man with his finger on the remote, Rob McKnight.

Good evening and welcome to television.

Yes, Rob McKnight, of course, co-founder of the website TV Black Box.

He's a legendary producer of television.

He's a broadcaster.

Keep them right away from that on grand final day, please.

At 13 minutes to 11.

All of which I think lends itself and was quite good training ground for covering an election.

Do you think there's – I do talk to Rob McKnight about entertainment, media, movies and all sorts of things.

And we were talking about how free-to-air television has really changed.

Free-to-air radio has too.

A woman is sent to prison on the lies of one man despite of another and a third had decided that she was guilty and ignored the actual evidence he was there to investigate.

Hello, I'm Rob McKnight.

Welcome to Monsters Who Murder with the serial killer Whisperer as we continue our look at Kathleen Folbig, which is a fascinating case.

If you haven't watched or listened to the other episodes, go and do that now and then catch up to this one.

So I hope that's the one we're doing.

All right.

I'm Rob McKnight.

We will see you for that case next week on Monsters Who Murder with the Serial Killer Whisperer.

Thank you, Julia.

And next guest, media analyst and co-creator of TV Black Box, Rob McKnight.

Good morning.

Good morning, sir.

At twelve and a bit minutes past ten, let's formally get into our TV hour.

[upbeat music] And now it's time to talk television with our very own TV guru, a man with his finger on the remote, Rob McKnight.

The one you can rely on.

Good evening, and welcome to Television.

The great man, Rob McKnight.

He is the co-founder of the wonderful website TV Black Box, where you can get all the gossip and all the information you need about television.

That's where the industry goes and finds out, finds out everything first, and he lets you know about it when he does it.

Twenty-eight minutes past ten.

And there's been a huge, it's very, very, to use Ray Hadley's words of complicated relationship, between Ray Hadley and Alan Jones over the years.

Now, I caught up with media expert Rob McKnight about all of this.

I found it interesting that Alan Jones's defence is saying, you know, there was ambition, there was jealousy, acrimony, and that's your motivation.

Ray said that he spoke to complainants in his office for some time, 35, 40 minutes.

Yes.

So we'll wait and see until all this plays out.

And there's something else while we're still in the media, which I discussed with Rob McKnight.

Kyle Sanderlands was served legal papers because of the ongoing legal dispute between Jackie O. Henderson and her former employer.

A woman is sent to prison on the lives of one man, the spite of another, and a third had decided that she was guilty and ignored the actual evidence he was there to investigate.

Hello, I'm Rob McKnight.

Welcome to another edition of Monsters Who Murder with the Serial Killer Whisperer.

And to do this show, you know what we need.

All right, well, that is in the next edition of Monster Sue Murder with the serial killer Whisperer.

If you'd like to see the diary notes on the video section, just go to mwm.uscreen.io or patreon.com slash mwmconfessions.

I'm Rob McKnight.

I'll see you next week on Monster Sue Murder, and so will Amanda Howard.