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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 32 MIN

How I Actually Stay Informed (Most People Don’t)

from Marketplace of Ideas - Critically Thinking the Seemingly Simple · host Charles Chakkalo

Most people think they’re informed.They’re not.They’re just consuming one algorithm, one narrative, one angle… and calling it “news.”In this episode of The Chakkalo Report, I break down:The Iran ceasefire headlines everyone is reacting toWhy Trump’s moves aren’t as simple as they seemThe impeachment chatter heating up againAnd most importantly… how I actually stay informed without falling into the trapBecause the truth is:👉 If you’re relying on ONE source, you’re already behind.I’ll walk you through my exact system:Google News (and how I use it the right way)Newsletters across the political spectrumYouTube, podcasts, and real-time alertsAnd how to filter signal from noiseThis isn’t about left vs right.It’s about not being manipulated.📩 If you think independently and want smarter takes like this:Subscribe to my newsletter → Chakkalo.com🎥 Live streams every Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8AM👍 Like the video if you’re done being fed one-sided narratives💬 Comment: What’s YOUR go-to news source?

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