Broadcast updates
New episode notices, interviews and conversations from across the original shows.
Original shows by Joshua T. Berglan
The Broadcast Hub Choose your next story.
Investigations, conversations, justice, poetry and memoir. Explore eight independent shows by Joshua T. Berglan, then open the one that interests you.
The collection
All eight originals.
8 shows
The Shadow Files
Evidence-led reporting on documents, money, ownership and the systems shaping Africa and the wider world.
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Unmasking Humanity
Twenty-one questions about identity, vulnerability, healing and what makes us human.
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Conversations
Long-form interviews with creators, leaders, innovators and people whose lives challenge easy answers.
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Civil Justice
Justice, accountability and the systems affecting people whose voices are too often overlooked.
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The World's Mayor Experience
The flagship archive of conversations, teaching, reporting and field dispatches.
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Spoken Word Live
Poetry, spoken word and live creative expression with the space to be heard.
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The Devil Inside Me
Memoir, recovery and a film experience built from the story behind the wider body of work.
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Gloves Off After Dark
Late-night, emotionally honest conversations that leave room for difficult truths.
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Begin with a direct note.
Contact joshua@joshuatberglan.com with enough context to establish the subject and a safe way to reply.
Joshua reports from Cameroon and works with people who cannot be named. He handles first contact with discretion; a regular email address is not a guarantee of anonymity. Avoid sending sensitive documents in the first message.
For organizations
The same eye for structure.
The same work that finds what is hidden in an investigation is the work that finds what is broken in a media system. Evidence, structure and sequence matter in both. For professional architecture work, see Work with Joshua.
The record behind the work
Broadcasting, film and field reporting.
Before you press play
A few clear answers.
What is The Broadcast Hub?
The Broadcast Hub is the central catalog for eight original shows by Joshua T. Berglan. It brings together investigations, interviews, civil justice, poetry, memoir, the flagship archive and unfiltered conversations. Each show has its own identity and page.
Where do I watch or listen to a show?
Choose a show card to open its official page. The catalog itself does not embed an episode player; video, podcast and film options vary by program. You can also browse the main YouTube channel or the existing The Shadow Files playlist.
How do I find a show by topic?
Browse the eight show cards in the collection above. Each card includes a description and topic tags to help you choose, then opens that show’s dedicated page. All eight shows remain visible in their original order.
Which show should I start with?
Choose the subject that interests you. Conversations and Unmasking Humanity explore people and ideas; Civil Justice and The Shadow Files examine systems and evidence; Spoken Word Live centers performance; The Devil Inside Me connects memoir and film. The World’s Mayor Experience and Gloves Off After Dark offer different forms of long-form dialogue. No single show is required before the others.
Where is Joshua’s reporting based?
Joshua is based in Cameroon and works with voices and stories from around the world. His field record includes reporting and interviews in Cameroon and Uganda. A show’s subject and format determine where its conversations and reporting travel.
Is there a paywall or paid investigation tier?
No. There is no paywall or paid investigation tier on the Broadcast Hub. You do not need to pay or submit an email address to browse the shows and investigations. The optional newsletter form only opens an email draft; it does not automatically subscribe you.
Who is Joshua T. Berglan?
Joshua T. Berglan, known as The World’s Mayor, is an author, investigative journalist, producer, award-winning podcast host and voiceover artist. His record includes 126+ IMDb credits, eight film festival awards and speaking at the United Nations. He is based in Cameroon and works worldwide.