

The desire to believe conspiracy theories
Feb 20, 2023
The podcast explores the rise of conspiracy theories on social media, the allure of sensational content online, challenges in belief and relationships, Brexit impact on food shortages, complexities of supermarket inventory management, offensive language in literature debate, and analysis of Boris Johnson's trade deal statements.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Nonsense and Bilge in Media
04:14 • 2min
The Rise of Conspiracy Theories on Social Media Platforms
06:41 • 17min
The Allure of Conspiracy Theories
23:52 • 11min
Public Policy Initiatives: Free School Meals and Traffic Zone Model Implementation
34:23 • 14min
Resistance to Progress and Belief in Conspiracy Theories
48:11 • 10min
Relationships, Food Shortages, and Brexit Fallout
58:06 • 7min
Fresh Produce Shortages in Supermarkets
01:05:24 • 10min
Unraveling the Complexities of Fruit and Vegetable Business and Supermarket Inventory Management
01:15:08 • 2min
Challenges Faced by Vegetable Importers and Farmers Post-Brexit
01:17:07 • 17min
Rethinking Offensive Language in Literature
01:34:27 • 22min
Exploring Brexit, Character Descriptions, and Children's Books with a Caller
01:56:28 • 3min
Addressing Offensiveness in Books and Sensitivity Editing
01:59:18 • 14min
Analysis of Boris Johnson's trade deal statements and implications for Northern Ireland
02:13:00 • 3min