#Political Polarization
2 episodes-
Propaganda, Police & Power Dynamics
<p>What happens when fear, propaganda, and power all collide in the real world? That’s the question at the center of this episode’s conversation featuring Kris Tyte, Sean Snodgrass, Lindsay Nelson, and Quinn Nelson. The group dives into the psychology behind propaganda, policing, protests, and civil disobedience. Drawing from real experiences, they talk about police brutality demonstrations, ICE raids, military service, media influence, and the growing gap between public trust and authority. From firsthand stories of violent protests and military operations to deep discussions about body cameras, censorship through media, psychological operations, and most importantly poses the question : how do we resist propaganda without it consuming us first?</p>
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Propaganda, Power & The Illusion of Choice
<p>What if the outrage you feel from news, social media, and politics is exactly what the system wants? </p><p>In this thought-provoking conversation, Kris Tyte, Sean Snodgrass, Lindsay Nelson, and Quinn Nelson dive into the mechanics of modern propaganda: how it not only divides us, but blinds us from seeing perspectives outside of our own. This episode also explores what it truly means to defend the constitution in today’s world, challenging the ever growing gap between principle and practice. From there, the group dives into a raw, unfiltered debate on what is civil disobedience and whether or not it differs from a crime. </p><p><br></p>
