【公告】「不端著」正式上線！「端聞」播出安排調整
Summary
This short 端闻 / 端传媒新闻播客 announcement launches 《不端者》, previews 冯哲云 as its first guest, and changes the network’s release pattern: 《端闻》 remains on Wednesdays, while the two programs alternate on Fridays. It identifies the first episode’s book and broad subject but contains no interview material, so it supports programming and positioning claims rather than claims about the book, Syria, or Uyghurs.
Key Claims
- 《不端者》 is introduced as a new Duan Media podcast whose first announced guest is author 冯哲云.
- The first episode is described as a discussion of Feng’s new book 为故土焚心：叙利亚战场上的维吾尔人; the announcement does not reproduce that discussion or establish its conclusions.
- 《端闻》 continues to publish every Wednesday, while Friday releases alternate between 《端闻》 and 《不端者》.
- Listeners are directed to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, the Duan Media app, and the Duan Media website.
- The source title writes the new program as “不端著,” while its body repeatedly uses “不端者”; this wiki treats “不端者” as the announced program identity and preserves the title spelling as an unresolved variant.
- Global X GXIQ advertising and an Acast recommendation intro occupy part of the audio but add no substantive evidence about the two Duan Media programs.
Key Quotes
“每周三固定播出《端闻》，周五由《端闻》和《不端者》交替播出。” - the announcement’s revised publishing schedule.
“转录稿未收录《不端者》首期访谈的具体内容。” - the source summary’s evidence boundary.
Connections
- 端闻 / 端传媒新闻播客 - existing show whose publishing schedule changes.
- 《不端者》 - newly launched program promoted by the announcement.
- 冯哲云 - announced first guest and book author.
- YouTube and Spotify - named distribution channels alongside Apple Podcasts and Duan Media’s own app and website.
Contradictions
- The source title uses “不端著,” but the body and listening instructions use “不端者.” The available announcement does not explain whether the title form is a pun, typo, or branding variant.
- No contradiction with existing wiki content is settled. Any inference about the new show’s editorial method, the book’s argument, or Uyghurs in Syria would exceed this announcement’s evidence.