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Mediatasks Original Podcast New show

The Cat’s Pyjamas

Navigating class actions and collective redress — the people, the cases and the operational reality behind them.

And no — it isn’t (only) about cats. Expect GLOs, mass tort, opt-in and opt-out class actions and every flavour of collective redress across the UK, EU and US, taken apart by people who actually run this stuff.

The show MT–POD / 001

Smart, a little off the wall, and genuinely useful.

Collective redress is one of the most consequential — and quietly strange — corners of the law. Behind every group claim is a cast of funders, administrators, firms and claimants, and a lot of moving parts that never make the case report.

The Cat’s Pyjamas goes there: expert interviews, real cases and the practical mechanics of getting a group of people from harm to outcome. Serious insight, delivered like grown-ups who still enjoy their jobs.

  • Fewer footnotes, more war stories — with the lessons intact.
  • The operational side nobody podcasts about: participation, comms, administration, funding.
  • Cross-Atlantic perspectives — UK, EU and US — because the machinery differs everywhere.
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Episode 01 Now recording the first season
EP. 01

Inside litigation management

Noah Wartman — Walgate Litigation Management · London

What it really takes to run a claim well — the operational reality behind a collective action, with one of the people who keep the machinery moving.

Recorded — dropping soon. Follow the show below to catch it.

The hosts MT–POD / 003
Your hosts Cross-Atlantic, mildly obsessed
HOST · UK

James Thomson

Founder of Mediatasks. A decade-plus building the communications and participation infrastructure behind collective actions — and making the complicated bits make sense.

HOST · US

Michael

The researcher. A detail-hunter with a knack for the untold story and for turning dense legal machinery into something you’d actually repeat at dinner.

HOST · US

Lauren

The storyteller. Keeps the human side front and centre — who these cases are really for, and what changes when they land.

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How it runs.

Format
Interviews with experts and insiders, plus the odd hosts-only deep dive
Length
30–45 minutes
Cadence
Weekly, once we’re rolling
Beat
Class actions, GLOs, mass tort & collective redress — UK · EU · US
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Launching soon on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Google Podcasts. Follow the show so you catch episode one the moment it drops.

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Been close to a big one?

We’re always after sharp guests — lawyers, funders, administrators, academics and the people who keep collective actions moving. You choose what’s on the record; we’ll never ask you near privileged or live-case detail you can’t share.