Behind the Media Bias Chart: A Conversation with Ad Fontes Media Analysts
05/30/22 • 63 min
Junk news is like junk food, and just like junk food has caused massive health epidemics in our country, junk news is causing a massive polarization epidemic. The Communication TwentyFourSeven Podcast is pleased to announce a special episode with the analysts behind the Media Bias Chart.
Host Jennifer Furlong and special guests Rhodell Fields, Erin Fox-Ramirez, Dan Madsen, and Roshen Matthew discuss what it's like to be a media analyst, the challenges of reliability and bias in the news, the benefits of working with others that have different political leanings, and how you too can become a savvy consumer of the news.
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Junk news is like junk food, and just like junk food has caused massive health epidemics in our country, junk news is causing a massive polarization epidemic. The Communication TwentyFourSeven Podcast is pleased to announce a special episode with the analysts behind the Media Bias Chart.
Host Jennifer Furlong and special guests Rhodell Fields, Erin Fox-Ramirez, Dan Madsen, and Roshen Matthew discuss what it's like to be a media analyst, the challenges of reliability and bias in the news, the benefits of working with others that have different political leanings, and how you too can become a savvy consumer of the news.
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