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Featuring Michael Serazio (guest) with Stanton Wortham (host) and Chip Zuckerman (commentator)
In an era where accusations of fake news run rampant, it might provide us with some comfort in knowing that we at least hold conscious control over choosing our media sources and what information we are critically consuming. In this episode, however, Michael Serazio desettles our assumptions by proposing that the medium is even more powerful than the content of the message itself.
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