Bad Press

Episode 7 of the Fog of Truth podcast, hosted by Bart Weiss, John Wildman, JoePeeler Rebecca Landsberry-Baker, titled "Bad Press" was published on August 26, 2024 and runs 35 minutes.

August 26, 2024 ·35m · Fog of Truth

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Episode Description

Fof of Truth: Bad Press and the Fight for Free Press

In this episode of 'The Fog of Truth,' we delve into the documentary film 'Bad Press,' which highlights the significance of free press within Native American communities, specifically focusing on the Muscogee Creek Nation. The film's directors, Rebecca Lansbury Baker and Joe Peeler share their journey of making the documentary and the challenges faced by Indigenous journalists.

Introduction to the Episode with clip from the film.

Discussion on the Film 'Bad Press

Meet the Directors

The Importance of Free Press

The Making of 'Bad Press"

Challenges and Trust Building

Economic Implications

Fundraising for the Film

Editing and Storytelling

Global Relevance of the Film

Shooting and Editing Dynamics

Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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