
From the Pell Center at Salve Regina University and the creators of the Active Measures Newsletter, a weekly dive into the latest trends in political warfare, influence, and information campaigns.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentHistory | |||

Russia and Ukraine are fighting more than battles on Ukrainian soil, they are fighting a war for minds, and other governments are still playing catch-up. Thomas Kent of the American Foreign Policy Council explains how Ukraine turned a chaotic communi... more
AI disinformation is no longer just about deepfakes. It is now about poisoned search results, chatbot hallucinations, meme-driven propaganda, and a fast-growing economy built to exploit chaos. Sam Stockwell and Broderick McDonald from the Alan Turing... more
TikTok is a potent tool for the Chinese Communist Party’s psychological warfare against the United States. In this conversation, the Hudson Institute’s Michael Sobolik highlights how TikTok's algorithm can shape public opinion in the U.S., particular... more
AI is already writing more than half of X’s helpful Community Notes, and that changes everything about who gets fact-checked, what gets fact-checked, and what happens when “the community” starts looking a lot more synthetic. Alexios Mantzarlis, co-fo... more
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A rigorous, research-informed look at information warfare, propaganda, and influence campaigns across history and contemporary politics. Episodes frequently dissect propaganda systems, disinformation ecosystems, legal and policy responses, and the mechanics of modern influence operations, often tying 18th-century messaging to today's digital landscape. Noteworthy is the blend of academic guests, policy experts, and journalists who connect historical case studies with current threats, offering practical takeaways for governance, media, and strategic communications. This show tends to attract listeners who want evidence-based context for national security, elections integrity, and media literacy, with a clear emphasis on interdisciplinary ana... more
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