Category: broadcasting

• The strange calm of routine when the news never sleeps

  

  There’s something oddly soothing about knowing what happens next — especially in a world that never really pauses. When headlines keep breaking and the phones won’t stop buzzing, routine becomes a quiet kind of stability.

  SOPHIAHILL_

  November 4, 2025

  behind the scenes, broadcasting, Life and Work

  behind the scenes, Broadcast journalism, GB News, health, Journalist life, lifestyle, Media industry, mental-health, mindfulness, Morning TV, News culture, Newsroom, Producer life, Routine, Sophia Hill, wellness

• How TikTok has quietly changed political coverage

  It’s hard to believe that a platform once famous for dance routines and lip-syncs is now shaping how we talk about politics. Yet here we are. TikTok no longer sits at the edges of the media ecosystem — it’s quietly influencing the centre-stage of political coverage.

  SOPHIAHILL_

  October 25, 2025

  broadcasting, commentary, journalism, media & culture

  broadcasting, business, digital politics, digital-marketing, Gen Z, marketing, media trends, news coverage, political journalism, social media, Sophia Hill, TikTok

• What Happens Before 6AM: Behind the Scenes of a Breakfast News Show

  

  Ever wondered what happens before breakfast TV goes live? Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the caffeine, chaos and camaraderie that unfold before 6 a.m. in the newsroom.

  SOPHIAHILL_

  October 23, 2025

  behind the scenes, broadcasting, journalism

  Art, behind the scenes, books, breakfast news, broadcasting, early mornings, GB News, journalism, media life, newsroom stories, poetry, Sophia Hill, travel, TV production, writing