It's not that simple: Recent Episodes
Trevor Pritchard
Taking a balanced look at society, politics, and the rest of the news, with a pinch of humor, a dollop of nuance, and lashings of context
In this episode, I'm talking about how the traditional media keep a hold on the public, and how they have attempted to suppress new media.
With Logan Paul, Pewdiepie, and Phillip DeFranco used as examples of how the news game turned dirty, including the Daily Mail, and the Wall Street Journal, and how the media targets people, and their insecurities.
Its been a couple of weeks since last upload, due to technical difficulties, but I seem to be back on track now, so yhank you for your patience.
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The events after the death of George Floyd left more questions than answers, do we need the police? what are the alternatives? Who is to blame for the rioting that has left communities shattered across America, and beyond
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This week I do some deep thinking about how the actions of people like Jessica Krug and Rachel Dolezal affect the people around them, the wider community, and black people world wide.
I take a look at not only Krug and Dolezal, but Adele, Eminem, and Elvis.
I ask the question of why they do it, but more importantly, is it ever acceptable to borrow from other cultures?
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In this episode, I wanted to set the tone of the whole podcast by looking at how misinformation can damage the world we live in, how social media plays its part, and how we can stop falling for hoaxes that undermine political and social discourse.
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This is the introduction to the "It's not that simple" podcast
A podcast dedicated to getting to the bottom of the issues of the day, and hopefully providing context in a world of misinformation
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