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Question Everything

Brian Reed
Gaza
Journalism
Trust In Media
The Gray Zone
Israel
S-Town
Journalism Ethics
2020 Election
Dick Newton
Emily Newton
Donald Trump
Tangle
Iran
US Foreign Policy
Palestinian Authority
Misinformation
New York Times
First Amendment
This American Life
Trust In Journalism

Propagandist? Truth teller? Influencer? Question Everything unravels the contested work of journalists and the moral complexities surrounding the stories that impact us all.

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We’re taking a quick break for the holidays, but in the spirit of New Year reflection, we’re sharing our very first episode of Question Everything.  Brian talks to fellow journalist, Gay Alcorn, who called his most well-known work – the hit podcast S... more

We’re taking a short break over the holidays and will be plopping in front of the TV to watch some movies and shows. Maybe you’re doing the same? Check out one of our favorite episodes of Question Everything, where Hollywood directors gather after ho... more

Over the past few months, our host Brian Reed has been reporting on Section 230 – the law that shields online platforms and websites from lawsuits and has shaped the way we get information today. Now, a bipartisan attack on Section 230 is taking hold... more

By December 19th, the Department of Justice is supposed to release all DOJ and FBI files related to Jeffrey Epstein. But through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, Bloomberg investigative reporter Jason Leopold has uncovered evidence of a se... more

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Recent Guests

Jeff Kosseff
Author and lawyer with expertise in Section 230
Episode: The Scammers and Smut that Sparked the Modern Internet
Jason Leopold
Investigative Reporter at Bloomberg News, known for expertise in FOIA requests related to high-profile cases.
Bloomberg News
Episode: The Loophole That Could Keep the Epstein Files Hidden
Matt Topic
First Amendment Attorney with experience in fighting for open government records.
Episode: The Loophole That Could Keep the Epstein Files Hidden
Isaac Saul
Founder and editor of the newsletter Tangle
Episode: ‘Let Him Hang Himself’
Susan Zakin
Veteran journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, Vogue and Salon
Episode: ‘Let Him Hang Himself’
Tara Palmeri
Writer of The Red Letter on Substack and host of the Tara Palmeri podcast
Episode: ‘Let Him Hang Himself’
Michael Wolff
Media columnist and book author who wrote extensively about Donald Trump
Episode: ‘Let Him Hang Himself’
Joanna Coles
Co-host of the Daily Beast podcast Inside Trump's Head
Daily Beast
Episode: ‘Let Him Hang Himself’
Ben Collins
CEO of The Onion and former journalist
The Onion
Episode: Can Satire Save Democracy? w/ The Onion CEO Ben Collins

Host

Brian Reed
Brian Reed is an accomplished journalist and host, known for his insightful examinations of complex topics in the media landscape. He has garnered attention for his ability to address critical social issues with a blend of personal narrative and investigative reporting.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 953 ratings
  • Great show, so sick of Plaud ad

    This podcast is fantastic: I’ve leaned a lot. But I’m having severe cognitive dissonance listening to the stories about the dangers of AI and then listening to this great AI tool he’s promoting and integrating into every aspect of his life. Maybe find a different sponsor?

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Cat Professor
    United Statesa month ago
  • Objectivity

    Apparently the notion of objectivity is inherently sexist, racist, and homophobic.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    willow-sc
    United Statesa month ago
  • I love this podcast. Great questions being asked and brilliant story telling.

    Podchaser
    5
    Phil Crawford
    a month ago
  • Great

    My goodness so good

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sodiumvapor
    United Statesa month ago
  • Must Listen

    Never miss it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kellyissad
    United States2 months ago

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The discussions are often described as thought-provoking and necessary for understanding today's media landscape, resonating strongly with those interested in political accountability.
Listeners appreciate the insightful exploration of journalism and media ethics, with many highlighting the importance of engaging with complex societal issues.
There have been some criticisms related to perceived biases or overly liberal viewpoints, but the majority feedback indicates a strong appreciation for the depth of analysis and integrity presented.

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When Hollywood Tells The Truth - with the directors of Spotlight, The Staircase, Reality, and The Investigation
Q: On your first conversation with the victim's parents, what was their mission?
They wanted their daughter to be remembered as a journalist and not just a victim of crime.
When Hollywood Tells The Truth - with the directors of Spotlight, The Staircase, Reality, and The Investigation
Q: How did you come to do The Staircase?
I felt there were layers and layers of complexity in the story that deserved to be dramatized.
When Hollywood Tells The Truth - with the directors of Spotlight, The Staircase, Reality, and The Investigation
Q: When you see a piece of reporting, a story or something true in the world, how do you know that's something that could be dramatized?
It sparks something in you that could benefit from dramatization; creative liberties could get you closer to the truth.
The Scammers and Smut that Sparked the Modern Internet
Q: Do you feel like there's anything I misrepresented or misunderstood that's crucial in what I've reported so far?
Jeff Kosseff emphasizes that Section 230 protects not only big tech but also smaller entities and individuals, allowing for broader free speech online.
The Loophole That Could Keep the Epstein Files Hidden
Q: What are some examples of documents that relate to the Epstein files?
The Vaughn Index shows documents including FBI interviews, evidence from victims, and communications with foreign agencies.

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This podcast explores the complexities of journalism and its impact on society. It features in-depth conversations focused on current events, media ethics, and the often blurred line between fact and fiction. Key topics include misinformation, online responsibility, and the evolving role of satire in contemporary media. The host engages with a variety of guests, including politicians, journalists, and whistleblowers, to uncover the intricacies of how stories are told and the implications of those narratives in a rapidly changing information landscape. The podcast provides unique insights into the media's influence on public perception and calls for critical engagement with the content consumed.

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1. Jeff Kosseff
2. Jason Leopold
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4. Isaac Saul
5. Susan Zakin
6. Tara Palmeri
7. Michael Wolff
8. Joanna Coles

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