In this episode of The Secure Family Podcast, Andy dives deep into the world of propaganda and misinformation with human behavior experts Greg Williams and Brian Marren. The discussion covers the historical context of propaganda, its prevalence on social media, and its impact on both individuals and large groups.
Greg and Brian explain the difference between misinformation, disinformation, and the importance of critical thinking in today's digital age. They also provide practical tips for parents to help them and their families navigate through propaganda. Plus, don't miss recommendations for further learning about human behavior, tips for evaluating information sources, and the importance of understanding intent.
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00:00 Welcome to The Secure Family Podcast
01:02 The Importance of Personal Information Security
02:36 Introducing Today's Guests: Greg Williams and Brian Marren
04:42 Understanding Propaganda: Definitions and Examples
13:04 The Role of Social Media in Modern Propaganda
15:02 Historical Perspectives on Propaganda
18:34 The Impact of Political Propaganda
24:07 Understanding the Primitive Brain
24:29 Fear and Survival Mechanisms
27:39 The Role of Misinformation and Disinformation
31:58 Propaganda and Historical Examples
35:21 Marketing vs. Propaganda
39:46 Red Flags of Propaganda
43:14 Conclusion and Resources
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