How we communicate decides what people believe, what they buy and who they trust. London Real has spoken to a sound expert, a marketing author, a top property broker, journalists, the co-founder of Wikipedia and political commentators about how messages are made and why some land. These conversations cover speaking and listening well, marketing and sales, the state of the news media and the fight over who controls information. The guests often disagree, sometimes sharply. Every full interview is free to watch.
From Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger and investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson to marketing author Seth Godin, sound expert Julian Treasure, Million Dollar Listing star Ryan Serhant, journalist Jon Ronson and broadcaster Max Keiser: how messages are made, spread and trusted.
Julian Treasure, a sound expert whose five TED talks have been viewed more than 20 million times, explains how sound affects how we feel, work and perform. Seth Godin, author of This Is Marketing, argues that good marketing starts with finding your viable audience and earning its trust. Ryan Serhant, a New York real estate broker and star of Million Dollar Listing New York, shares how he became a better salesman and why he thinks anyone can earn more by selling well. Hotelier and author Chip Conley talks about what building boutique hotels taught him about leadership and mentoring.
Larry Sanger, the philosopher and internet pioneer who co-founded Wikipedia, asks whether it has drifted from its founding mission and what that means for truth and knowledge. Sharyl Attkisson describes her fight for honest reporting. Mike Graham, a British journalist and broadcaster, argues that leaders and the media misled the public. Max Keiser, a broadcaster and filmmaker, asks whether you would rather trust your bank or Bitcoin. Jon Ronson, the Welsh journalist behind So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed, explains how he believes free online porn changed life for sex workers.
Several conversations here are about race, speech and who gets heard. Candace Owens sets out the argument of her book Blackout. Radio host Larry Elder argues that Black Lives Matter misses the real issues facing the black community. Author and mathematician James Lindsay, co-founder of New Discourses, argues that wokeness is radicalising people. The late Charlie Kirk (1993 to 2025), co-founder of Turning Point USA, talked about Big Tech, Joe Rogan’s move to Spotify and the lockdowns.
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Who has London Real interviewed about communication and media? Brian Rose has interviewed Larry Sanger, Sharyl Attkisson, Seth Godin, Julian Treasure, Ryan Serhant, Jon Ronson, Max Keiser, Mike Graham, Chip Conley, Candace Owens, Larry Elder, James Lindsay and the late Charlie Kirk, among others.
Can the media still be trusted, according to the guests? Several guests have doubts. Larry Sanger questions whether Wikipedia still serves its original mission, Sharyl Attkisson describes a fight for honest reporting, and Mike Graham argues that leaders and the media misled the public. Each sets out their own reasons.
Which episodes help with speaking and selling? Start with Julian Treasure on sound and listening, Seth Godin on marketing and Ryan Serhant on sales.
Are the full communications episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.
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