David Yelland

Hello, Fame Under Fire listeners.

I'm David Yelland from When It Hits the Fan, the podcast where we take you inside the world of reputational crises and examine who's making the headlines and why.

Recently, Anoushka came into the studio to talk through some of the big stories dominating the media landscape, from Candace Owens to the Diddy Trial and a lot more.

We thought you might find the conversation illuminating.

If you enjoy what you hear, just search for When It Hits The Fan on BBC Sounds where you can find all our latest episodes.

Hello and welcome to When It Hits The Fan, the hit BBC show about what happens when the powerful mess things up.

This week, as you know, Simon is having fun in the snow with the world's power brokers in Davos.

So the podcast mixologists at the BBC, they do like a bit of pod mashing, have put us together with another BBC podcast, which I am thrilled to say is Fame Under Fire, presented, of course, by Anoushka Mutanda-Doughty.

Hello, Anoushka.

Well, I want to pick your brains as well.

And we live in similar worlds.

We have podcasts in similar worlds.

You go where fame's under fire and we go where things hit the fan.

But we both hang out in the same place.

Well, I've noticed you call the multiverse of madness.

And boy, the multiverse is sure getting madder and madder right now.

So we have a great deal to talk about.

But look, our listeners know all about fan hitters.

Tell us about Fame Under Fire.

How did it start?