Media, Politics, and Perspectives: A Transatlantic Dialogue

This chapter features speakers discussing the contrasting media and political landscapes of the U.S. and Europe, highlighting significant issues like homelessness in San Francisco and the political stagnation in Belgium. They reflect on the impact of media narratives on public perception, particularly concerning right-leaning figures and sensationalism in reporting. The conversation underscores the need for diverse and independent media voices in Europe, as well as the evolving dynamics of media consumption in both regions.