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The Duran Podcast
The Failure of the Media - Jimmy Dore, Alexander Mercouris & Glenn Diesen
Apr 17, 2024
Progressive political commentator Jimmy Dore, journalist Alexander Mercouris, and international relations professor Glenn Diesen discuss the failures of media ownership consolidation, hidden political agendas, war narratives, COVID-19 misinformation, and corruption within international institutions. They also explore the influence of billionaires, digital currency, and government agencies in shaping policy decisions.
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- Comedians serve as vital critics of political and media absurdities, giving voice to unspoken opinions.
- Mainstream media suffers from corporate influence, lack of accountability, and suppression of alternative voices.
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Media Influence on Narratives and Messaging
The podcast delves into how comedians and satirists play a crucial role in critiquing and exposing the absurdities in political and media landscapes. It highlights the power of comedians in voicing opinions that others may hesitate to express openly due to social repercussions. The discussion extends to the impact of social media on controlling narratives and the establishment's need to maintain control over the media landscape.
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