Enemies of Independent Thought: How Public Broadcasting Can Survive | PL Ep. 14

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✈️Why do they hate a free mind? 😡 If everything’s set up to give consumers choices, then balance should be the bare minimum. (right) So why strip away NPR, PBS, and anything that doesn’t blindly echo U.S. propaganda? Why silence the voices that inform rather than manipulate? Public broadcasting isn’t just content, it’s a public service. So as we celebrate an Emmy nomination, a billboard in the sky and the impact of truth telling media Tap in. Support the safety and future of independent media. 🧠📡🎙️ Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Into 00:00:34 - Ra's Emmy Nomination 00:18:26 - The Pilot Language Billboard 00:20:55 - Save Public Broadcasting 00:47:24 - Outro

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