Michael Harrison | 05-29-26

Walter Sterling and media expert Michael Harrison critique the modern landscape of journalism while exploring the public’s reaction to unexplained phenomena. The dialogue centers on the U.S. government’s first formal acknowledgment of unidentified objects, with the speakers debating whether such a revelation would truly shatter religious foundations or simply be met with societal apathy. They further condemn the decline of inquisitive reporting, citing a press conference where journalists ignored astronauts returning from the moon to ask safe, political questions instead.