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White House reporter Brian Karem (Salon) and two university journalism professors, Dr. Michael Mirer (UW-Milwaukee) and Dr. Mark Mederson (Texas State University), analyze whether news media are holding the White House accountable in their coverage.
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Episodios
Is it 1984? (audio only) 05.08.2025 51:44
In this episode the team discusses the administration's efforts to control the message. The president fired the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a bad jobs report was made public. Is a comparison to Orwell's 1984 legitimate or not?
Is it 1984? 05.08.2025 51:44
In this episode the team discusses the administration's efforts to control the message. The president fired the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a bad jobs report was made public. Is a comparison to Orwell's 1984 legitimate or not?
It's Like Gum On My Shoe (audio only) 29.07.2025 43:37
The team is analyzing the coverage of the story that won't seem to go away - the Epstein files. In addition to the coverage, we'll discuss a media theory that applies to the persistence of the story: Agenda Setting.
It's Like Gum On My Shoe 29.07.2025 43:37
The team is analyzing the coverage of the story that won't seem to go away - the Epstein files. In addition to the coverage, we'll discuss a media theory that applies to the persistence of the story: Agenda Setting.
Don't Shoot the Messenger 23.07.2025 43:27
In this episode, the team looks at the litigation Donald Trump has been engaging in with media outlets. What really led to the cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert?
Don't Shoot the Messenger (audio only) 23.07.2025 43:27
In this episode, the team looks at the litigation Donald Trump has been engaging in with media outlets. What really led to the cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert?
It was here a second ago - the Epstein client list (audio only) 15.07.2025 1:12:06
On this episode, the team examines the coverage of the non-release of the Jeffrey Epstein client list. Finally, something both sides can agree upon!
It was here a second ago - the Jeffrey Epstein list 15.07.2025 1:12:06
On this episode, the team examines the coverage of the non-release of the Jeffrey Epstein client list. Finally, something both sides can agree upon!
The Politics of a Flood 09.07.2025 44:16
On this episode, we talk about how politics became a part of the story of the tragic flood in Central Texas. Should politics be part of the story when news media report on a catastrophic natural disaster?
The Politics of a Flood 08.07.2025 44:16
On this episode, we talk about how politics became a part of the story of the tragic flood in Central Texas. Should politics be part of the story when news media report on a catastrophic natural disaster? Listen and decide.
Obliterated? 06.07.2025 1:12:06
What's in a word? We look at the tension between the Trump administration and the press in the coverage of the aftermath of the mission to destroy the Iranian nuclear capabilities.
Obliterated? (video) 05.07.2025 1:12:05
In this episode, the team discusses how media covered the U.S. mission to bomb Iranian nuclear facilities. In particular, the administration's use of the word "obliterated" to describe the aftermath and the media's effort to push back on that.
Hard Pass INTRODUCTORY episode (video version) 04.07.2025 42:57
Meet the team and learn about the show.
Hard Pass INTRODUCTORY episode (audio only) 04.07.2025 42:57
Meet the team and find out what this show is all about.
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