James Fallows

Join James Fallows, a former Atlantic correspondent, and Mick West, a science writer and UFO investigator, as they delve into the recent sky dramas over North America. They discuss the mysterious Chinese spy balloon and the subsequent unidentified objects shot down by the U.S. military. The conversation also touches on how radar technology and evolving aerial threats complicate our understanding of these encounters. Plus, they unpack the historical context of the Roswell incident and the challenges of military secrecy surrounding UFO narratives.

In a compelling discussion, James Fallows, a veteran journalist at The Atlantic, delves into the troubling state of political journalism and its impact on democracy. He explores how the decline of local news contributes to misinformation and public distrust. Fallows critiques the trend of 'both sides-ism' and emphasizes the need for nuanced reporting. He also shares innovative solutions to rejuvenate local journalism and highlights the importance of understanding the complexities of America's political divide for better community engagement.