Episode 16: "Satire" (with Beth Newell)

Oliver speaks with Reductress founder Beth Newell…

An episode of the Fake It Til You Break It podcast, hosted by Oliver Chinyere, titled "Episode 16: "Satire" (with Beth Newell)" was published on February 15, 2018 and runs 50 minutes.

February 15, 2018 ·50m · Fake It Til You Break It

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Oliver speaks with Reductress founder Beth Newell about the differences between satire and fake news - and when the two cross get confused for each other.

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Oliver speaks with Reductress founder Beth Newell about the differences between satire and fake news - and when the two cross get confused for each other.

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