Aaron Jaeger
The Ministry of Media
The media shapes what you think, this podcast shows you how. The Ministry of Media exposes the lies, spin, and manipulation behind today’s news and advertising. The Ministry of Media is a podcast dedicated to media literacy, truth-seeking, and critical thinking in an age of misinformation. Each episode features in-depth conversations with experts from journalism, advertising, communications, psychology, and digital media, unpacking how news narratives are constructed, how public opinion is influenced, and where media bias and deception take hold. Through real-world news analysis, advertising b...
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Episodios
Greenwashing, Media Lies & The Truth About Sustainability with John Pabon 26.03.2026 1:02:27
In this episode of The Ministry of Media Podcast , we sit down with sustainability expert John Pabon discusses the biggest lies in the climate industry, the role of media, greenwashing, and practical steps for individuals, companies and nations to make a real impact on environmental issues. From media narratives to corporate messaging, we explore how misinformation spreads and why so many people b...
Renewable Energy, Household Income and Immigration. Fact Checking the Claims. 17.03.2026 1:06:32
In the debut episode of The Ministry of Media Podcast , we dive into the world of misinformation and media narratives. Using the extraordinary claim that South Australian Liberal Opposition Leader, Ashton Hurn, made on a recent 2 Worlds Collide podcast as a case study, we investigate claims about renewable energy, electricity prices, and South Australia’s push toward a 100% renewable grid. Are pow...
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