EPISODE · May 18, 2021 · 22 MIN

Tackling disinformation

from Remote Pep Talks with Ryan Millar · host Ryan Millar

Misinformation and disinformation are all around us. How do we deal with it, and its effects on friends and family, asks Guil. Ryan heads off to a library in Gothenburg, Sweden to address, or at least attempt to address the rampant online misinformation and how it can warp friends and family. From Q Drops to the theme song from 'The Facts of Life', and everything in between, this very thorny and broad issue requires quite some unpacking. There aren't really answers, of course, but maybe we can discover a few strategies to counteract the deluge of confusion.

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Misinformation and disinformation are all around us. Ryan heads to a library in Gothenburg Sweden to be surrounded by books and talk about separating fact from fiction, avoiding confrontation and the value of secondary research.

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