Episode #7: History is a Way of Looking (Part Three)

Exploring Propaganda, Activism, and Historical NarrativesIn this episode of 'Propaganda. Loved You.', hosts Joe, Kodie, and Arthur discuss recent protests, the impact of voter testimonials, and innovative mental health programs like Cahoots. They delve into the defund police movement, the challenges of balancing police and community services, and the political controversies surrounding misinformation and media biases. The hosts also examine Howard Zinn's approach to history, the ethical responsibility of storytelling, and the complex relationship between truth, propaganda, and historical narratives. Additionally, they discuss the importance of finding trustworthy perspectives in media consumption.00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:43 Recent Events and Personal Updates02:07 Alternative Policing and Community Programs04:48 Defund the Police Movement08:02 US State Department and Disinformation09:17 Judicial Controversies and Political Arrests11:48 Media and Public Perception18:01 Political Movements and Internal Conflicts29:58 Third Parties and Electoral Reforms33:00 Introduction to Propaganda in History33:11 Understanding History as a Narrative34:04 Howard Zinn and the Relationship Between History and Propaganda34:37 The Spectrum of Propaganda36:48 The Role of Emotions in Historical Narratives40:49 Ethical Responsibilities in Telling History42:42 The Challenge of Establishing Shared Truths53:32 Trust and Media Consumption57:16 The Future of Media and Individual Voices01:05:09 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action