The home of Marianna Spring's social media and disinformation investigations for BBC Radio 4, with new series 'Why Do You Hate Me? USA'
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureDocumentaryTrue Crime |
From starting Bad Boy Records in 1993 and signing the Notorious BIG, to becoming a billionaire business mogul, through to the recent federal charges. Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty traces Diddy’s history with Rolling Stone Senior Investigative Reporter C... more
In this bonus episode, the Americast team gets together for an election inquest to examine what went right and wrong. Is Joe Biden to blame for Harris’ loss? Or did something else cause the VP to underperform with the voters she needed to win?
Was ... more
In Why Do You Hate Me? USA, BBC disinformation and social media correspondent Marianna Spring is investigating how what’s happening online can shape the 2024 presidential election. In this episode, Marianna goes deep inside the world of a particular ... more
Few topics have caused as much division online as the deepening war in the Middle East. In this episode, Marianna is in New York investigating the experiences of students targeted on social media. They have been affected by doxxing – where their pers... more
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ummmm it is not discredited that the McCann's were involved in her disappearance
A podcast about normal inquisitive people asking questions about the world they live in. The BBC response to these people, conspiracy therapist, far right, anti Semitic etc . So childish. Podcast never answered any real questions. The poor lady who started to discuss CO2 (life blood of all plants 0.04 of world atmosphere) shut down, and told this is in correct. We are doomed if this is to be passed off as journalism. To finish they were going after the ‘The Light Paper’ like it was the devils wo... more
Marianna is brilliant, thorough and respectful, love her work
Her interviews with slightly bonkeroonie people are so good because she keeps her focus and challenges nonsense. I enjoy everything she does.
Attacks in the reviews are a subject for research themselves. Are they people? Are they bots? Are they working in a Russian social media disinformation centre?
Marianna travels to people, interviews them on their turf, sees with her own eyes, is poetic with her descriptions, and clearly committed to fact checking and letting the stories shine for what they are, not what she thinks they are. The production/music/script/editing is polished and so well done. Really enjoy her work, hope she never g... more
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