Alan MacLeod

Alan MacLeod, a journalist and senior writer for MintPress News, exposes the covert influence of former Israeli spies in U.S. media. He discusses how language is manipulated to normalize imperialism and obscures accountability in reporting on the Israel-Palestine conflict. The podcast dives into the broader implications of media bias on public perception and U.S. foreign policy, arguing for a critical reevaluation of narratives that support militarization and conflict. MacLeod urges listeners to understand the historical context and urgency for de-escalation.

Join journalist Alan Macleod as he dives into the shadowy connections of the Maxwell family and their ties to intelligence agencies. The discussion spills over into how billionaires shape media narratives, particularly concerning Israel. Macleod critiques the Israeli government's controversial propaganda methods alongside a humorous take on consumerism and the peculiar history of cereal. Delve into the ethical dilemmas of digital espionage and the absurdities in media portrayals of serious issues, all laced with Macleod’s signature wit.

Journalism expert Alan MacLeod discusses challenges facing alternative media, biased reporting on Gaza by mainstream outlets like The New York Times, and ties between big tech companies and intelligence agencies. The podcast explores themes of censorship, government influence, and the impact of former CIA agents on content moderation.

Alan MacLeod, expert in journalism, discusses biased reporting on Gaza and Palestine by mainstream media, critique of Pulitzer awards, emotional impact of covering distressing news, and encouraging activism in conflict zones.

Alan MacLeod, journalist and writer for Mintpress News, joins Scott Horton to discuss the banning of several prominent critics of Israel's war in Gaza on Twitter. They highlight the long-standing suppression of voices critical of Washington's preferred geopolitical narrative. They also delve into media censorship, the propaganda spread by the Atlantic Council, and the recent suspension of multiple Twitter accounts. The hosts emphasize the dangers of silencing online voices and the impact on free speech.