Difficult podcast but utterly necessary & worth listening to
Talking Frankly Kōrero Pono
Fact vs Fake: Mis/Disinformation in Aotearoa New Zealand
https://talkingfranklykoreropono.buzzsprout.com/1972285/11026259
"Join Chris Harris this month, with special guests Kate Hannah who is the founder and director of the disinformation project. K…
"Join Chris Harris this month, with special guests Kate Hannah who is the founder and director of the disinformation project. Kate has undertaken extensive work on how information disorders relate to narratives and tropes of white supremacy, racism, extreme misogyny, the role of the media, and the impact of the infodemic on social cohesion, tolerance, and democracy.
Our second guest is Bryon C. Clark, Bryon is a video essayist, and oral historian. He has done extensive work on far-right groups in Aotearoa and is in the process of writing a book on the subject. "
Yes, a good discussion. I think it needs more emphasis on the disenfranchisement of our neoliberal society. The emphasis on representative politics removes our agency, leaves concerned people with no avenues to play a role in fixing the ills of our world. Far right groups are quick to pick up those living in fear. Yes, progressive groups do good work around race and gender but there’s a big gap in economic areas.
Difficult podcast but utterly necessary & worth listening to
Talking Frankly Kōrero Pono
Fact vs Fake: Mis/Disinformation in Aotearoa New Zealand
https://talkingfranklykoreropono.buzzsprout.com/1972285/11026259
"Join Chris Harris this month, with special guests Kate Hannah who is the founder and director of the disinformation project. Kate has undertaken extensive work on how information disorders relate to narratives and tropes of white supremacy, racism, extreme misogyny, the role of the media, and the impact of the infodemic on social cohesion, tolerance, and democracy.
Our second guest is Bryon C. Clark, Bryon is a video essayist, and oral historian. He has done extensive work on far-right groups in Aotearoa and is in the process of writing a book on the subject. "
Thanks David,
Yes, a good discussion. I think it needs more emphasis on the disenfranchisement of our neoliberal society. The emphasis on representative politics removes our agency, leaves concerned people with no avenues to play a role in fixing the ills of our world. Far right groups are quick to pick up those living in fear. Yes, progressive groups do good work around race and gender but there’s a big gap in economic areas.