How to Know What’s Real
Now that the internet, social media, and AI are integrated into much of our lives, it’s easy to lose our grip on reality. In this season of How to Know What’s Real, co-hosts Megan Garber and Andrea Valdez explore the proliferation of misinformation and the rise of deepfakes and even illusions, hoping to understand what’s real and what’s not.
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So excellent!
Nov 2
Absolutely spot on series. Puts out great questions and allows for balanced interactions to begin answering them. I wish the eps were longer but that’s just because I’m sad when they’re over.
Love the informative host chatter
Sep 23
Love how the hosts balance nice banter with information in a smooth and thoughtful way :)
Pro Israel? Great.
Jul 1
Responding to another reviewer: If you understand the truth of what’s REALLY going on, you will fully support Israel.
Exactly! What is real?
Sep 22
So after the debate debacle where ABC admitted to giving the Harris team sample questions ahead of time and agreeing to their demands without informing the Trump campaign-I am exhausted. And so is everyone else not involved in what y’all are calling journalism or reporting currently. We’ve reached a place where absolutely no one trusts the media. Right or left. The lies are on both sides but really seem to be the strongest coming from the left. I am an Indeoendent and free thinker. A student of history as well. What scares me the most is not just the blatant disinformation parroted by networks like MSNBC (the worst) but really its the casual non reporting of important events, facts and details that shape our opinions. And so now we get to your podcast supposedly telling us how to know what’s real. And I knows the Atlantic would be left leaning because well you are. But I know that so in turn I can form my opinions (pre-bunking I think you call it) in an educated way. However, when we got to the online episode (how does our brain know what’s real online) my brain finally figured out what’s real. While you talk of helping us wade through disinformation you are actually spoon feeding that very thing! If you truly want to be a light of truth in a world of bias and actual disinformation then you must do it in an ethical way. Use examples of both parties (or both sides to a story) instead of promoting (once again) your agenda. Do better Atlantic! Just label yourselves as what you are. Because to your point-uninformed and uneducated people will believe that you are speaking about How To know What’s Real and not the reality- Think What We Think. I’ll hand it to you, it took this informed and educated listener several episodes before the veil was lifted. I hope you care and I hope you make strides to change the direction of your podcast and in turn start to change the narrative around this topic. We’re tired, skeptical and deserve better.
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