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Charlotte Runcie

Radio Critic and Arts Writer

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The Telegraph

Preston's Summary

Charlotte Runcie is a Radio Critic and Arts Writer, known for her contributions to The Telegraph and Yahoo News UK. With a focus on national coverage in the United Kingdom, Charlotte's articles explore a range of topics including media, culture, and societal issues. Her writing showcases a unique perspective and insightful commentary on the intersection of art and society.

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Geo Focus

United Kingdom (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Expert Commentary: 21 %
Review: 21 %
Opinion Editorial: 21 %
Seasonal: 14 %
Exclusive: 7 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Social Interest
  • Women's Interest
  • LGBTQ+ Interest

Pitching Insights

Charlotte Runcie's coverage focuses on culture and society, with a significant emphasis on radio, podcasts, British culture, and entertainment news. She regularly features expert commentary and opinion editorials.

To effectively engage Charlotte for potential contributions or interviews, consider offering insights related to the evolving landscape of radio and podcasting in the UK or providing thoughtful analysis about trends in British culture. Additionally, topical pitches regarding entertainment news or cultural phenomena are likely to resonate with her audience.

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Articles

Yahoo News UK

The jaw-dropping histories behind our modern-day culture wars

The jaw-dropping histories behind our modern-day culture wars

By: Charlotte Runcie

It's not often that I'm listening to a radio programme and I find myself having to pause it – one of the benefits of listening online – to tell whoever I happen to be with the extraordinary thing I just heard. But that happened almost every few minutes while listening to the first episode of Things Fell Apart (Radio 4), the second series of Jon Ronson's enthralling journeys through the culture wars to suggest the surprising origins of some of our most divisive contemporary debates.

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