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Outrage BONUS – How Chronic Conditions Drive Desperation: The High Cost of Naturopathic Care – Britt Hermes & Michael Lenz
In a world often fueled by outrage media and characterized by an ever-evolving outrage culture, we recognize the importance of tackling pressing issues with depth and compassion. In this bonus episode, we embark on a journey that challenges prevailing narratives surrounding naturopathy and its role in the lives of individuals grappling with chronic conditions. It’s…
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Outrage 22 – How the Dignity Index Offers Hope for More Productive Political Discourse – Tami Pyfer
Join us as we explore the disconnect between the pleas for civil dialogue and the ever-growing divisiveness in political conversations. From social media clashes to fiery exchanges on the news, it’s clear that something went awry. Our guest, Tami Pyfer, a leading voice in the quest for a more dignified discourse, shares insights from their…
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Outrage 21 – How QAnon Impacts Lives: Exploring The Conspiracy’s Reach into Homes – Courtney Heard
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital misinformation and conspiracy theories, few phenomena have captured public attention like QAnon. From its origins on anonymous image boards to its impact on real-world events, QAnon has surged to the forefront of public discourse. But what lies beneath the surface of this sprawling conspiracy theory, and how does it…
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Outrage BONUS – Why a Free Press Matters: Yevgeny Simkin’s Mission with Samizdat Online
David sits down with Yevgeny Simkin, the visionary founder of Samizdat Online, an anti-censorship platform reshaping the dynamics of information flow in autocratic regimes. If you’re passionate about the intersection of human rights, technology, and information dissemination, this episode is a must-listen. Discover the parallels between historical self-publication mechanisms and the groundbreaking work of Samizdat…
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Outrage 19 – What do scams and outrage porn have in common? – Christopher Chabris
You might remember the internet sensation that was “The Invisible Gorilla,” a captivating experiment that became a viral meme and forever changed the way we see our own perceptions. Now, the two leading psychologists who brought us the invisible gorilla, Daniel Simons and Christopher Chabris, have a brand new book: Nobody’s Fool: Why We Get…
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Outrage BONUS – Sorry Guys, We Stormed the Capitol – Ben Hamilton
January 6th was a pivotal moment in recent history. The United States Capitol was breached. We all remember watching in disbelief as the scenes unfolded on our television screens, forever etching themselves into our collective memory. In this episode, we have a truly special portrait, one like you’ve not seen before. We are privileged to…
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Outrage 018 – Why Building a Resilient Culture is Essential for Democracy – David Troy
In an era where disinformation and polarization can undermine the very foundations of democracy, it is crucial to go beyond surface-level analysis and address the underlying cultural factors that perpetuate these influences. Dave Troy sheds light on the concept of cultural depletion – a phenomenon that hampers our ability to build a society that can…
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Outrage BONUS – How the Indictment speaks to our political divide – Jon Marshall
The indictment of a former President for the illegal retention of secret documents, including top-secret war plans, is a watershed moment in our nation’s history. It brings to light the inherent tension between national security and the accountability of our leaders. Unfortunately, the political lens has clouded the broader implications of this indictment. A plurality…
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Outrage Overload is a podcast about the outrage industry, my journey to discover what it is, how it affects us, and what we can do about it.
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