How to Survive the Broligarchy Podcast (private feed for stefanpeto@me.com)
How to Survive the Broligarchy is an urgent new podcast for the dangerous age in which we now find ourselves. Hosted by investigative journalist, Carole Cadwalladr who was nominated for a Pulitzer for her investigation into the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica data scandal, she now brings her experience to bear on the tech bro oligarchy - aka the broligarchy - and the new age of technoauthoritarianism. With disinformation expert, Claire Wardle and a 'zoo' of regular expert guests from tech investor Roger McNamee to former MI6 spy, Christopher Steele, this is 'live journalism' in which they try to understand the story as it unfolds in real time as well as providing practical and personal advice on 'How to Survive the Broligarchy'.
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Latest episodes
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Mar 2, 2025 • 33min
'The United States is Your Enemy'
In this insightful conversation, Jason Stanley, a Yale philosophy professor and expert on fascism, discusses the disturbing realities of American democracy. He asserts that the U.S. has historical ties to fascism, even quoting Hitler admiring America. Stanley emphasizes the need to recognize this uncomfortable truth, particularly in Germany, where there's resistance to the idea. The discussion also touches on media's role in shaping perceptions of authoritarianism and the complexities of modern political dynamics.
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Feb 23, 2025 • 34min
How to Survive the Broligarchy
Mark Little, a journalist turned media and tech entrepreneur known for his work with Storyful, delves into the challenges of navigating a new political landscape marked by disinformation. He discusses the impact of the 'broligarchy' on democracy, emphasizing the need for innovative journalism that prioritizes public interest. Together with Claire Wardle, they explore the precarious state of news media, advocate for grassroots information sharing, and highlight the importance of collective action in resisting authoritarian shifts. Buckle in for a thought-provoking conversation!
