Oct 4, 2026 · 57 min · 16 segments
On this episode, I'm joined by ARIA Award-winning artist and performer Tyrone Noonan and Alex Senter, who is the CEO of Sentral Media Group and sits on many boards, including The Jewish Independent…
Tyrone NoonanGuestSam McNeillHost
Alex SenterGuestI think it, uh, probably goes about as far as, you know, I've seen "Succession," so I'm embarrassed to ask these kind of questions.
It, it was the bringing together of why can't everyday people have a voice in journalism and the, um, [lips smack] pushing back against not elitism, but that like, you know, you read a newspaper, it was by, uh, someone who studied journalism and was a, was, had, um, had, had that experience and education.
Was that what, was that the, the goal? And feel free to tell me that's completely wrong.
No, no, it was, but it was less around the average person, like the everyday person, and more just around a range of voices.
So, um, I, you know, I would have, for example, somebody, Darren Hinch wrote a piece for us, and then I would have-
I think having young kids write about their, their views of the world when they're watching what's happening, that's really interesting.
Um, you know, I think someone who's 70 trying to navigate the workforce writing an article, that's interesting.
Um, I think at the time though, why I was passionate about it was because I was tired of just reading an article by a journalist.
But that's now swung the complete opposite way, where everyone has a podcast and everyone has-
I think it, uh, probably goes about as far as, you know, I've seen "Succession," so I'm embarrassed to ask these kind of questions.
It, it was the bringing together of why can't everyday people have a voice in journalism and the, um, [lips smack] pushing back against not elitism, but that like, you know, you read a newspaper, it was by, uh, someone who studied journalism and was a, was, had, um, had, had that experience and education.
Was that what, was that the, the goal? And feel free to tell me that's completely wrong.
No, no, it was, but it was less around the average person, like the everyday person, and more just around a range of voices.
So, um, I, you know, I would have, for example, somebody, Darren Hinch wrote a piece for us, and then I would have-
I think having young kids write about their, their views of the world when they're watching what's happening, that's really interesting.
Um, you know, I think someone who's 70 trying to navigate the workforce writing an article, that's interesting.
Um, I think at the time though, why I was passionate about it was because I was tired of just reading an article by a journalist.
But that's now swung the complete opposite way, where everyone has a podcast and everyone has-
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