In this episode, Jodi Hilton speaks with Alison Baskerville, a former British Army soldier, a documentary photographer, and personal safety trainer and founder of ROAAR, a UK-based safety training collective tailored to women and non-binary people of the media community.
In their conversation, Alison talks about the importance of recognizing how our own identity shouldn't be a barrier to safety, and what we can do to build a support network and mental resources to prepare ourselves to face our challenges.

In this episode documentary photographer Nicola Muirhead interviews photographer and filmmaker Myrto Papadopoulos on her personal project ‘Spirits Unseen’.

‘Spirits Unseen’ explores the isolated villages of the Pomak minority in the Greek region of Thrace. Papadopolous talks about the themes within this work, her methodology in telling long-form stories and both the gifts and challenges of pursuing personal documentary work.

A conversation by Kisha Bari & Ali Lapetina

In this episode, friends and photographers, Kisha Bari and Ali Lapetina talk about parenthood and photography. Ali and Kisha discuss navigating freelance work and childcare balance, mental health, creative bandwidth, financial obstacles, as well as finding the silver linings during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Collective Eye is a podcast created by several members of The Journal Collective who saw a need to create space for more voices in photography.

This is a grassroots podcast that has no host.

We are not looking for one voice to define us, but rather a collection of voices that make up who we are.

Episodes centers around issues that are pressing to our community, from parenthood to personal projects, safety, finances to decolonizing the lens.