
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 | 81 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryGovernment | |||

Telegram, the Russian-built social media platform, played a critical role in the Kremlin’s ability to make its case about the war in Ukraine. But Anna Varfolomeeva of the Cognitive Security Institute notes changes in the relationship between the Kre... more
"His" name is Danny Bones. He's a far-right, AI-generated persona who raps about England, tradition, and the assault on what he values by immigrants, the deep state, and journalists, among others. Effie Webb broke the story for the Bureau of Investi... more
That last generation of Cold War kids probably heard it in high school: HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, it was said, was created by the U.S. government. Some would go further, claiming it was done to target black Americans or members of the LGBTQ c... more
Malinformation is a feature of modern life we all deal with, whether it’s a claim by an American politician, something we confront on social media, or a covert campaign waged by a foreign government. Fortunately, there are tools we can all use and r... more
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Content centers around political warfare, influence operations, and information campaigns, focusing on recent global trends and historical precedents. Noteworthy discussions often include the rise of digital repression, misinformation tactics in various spheres such as sports fandom, and the geopolitical ramifications of intervention strategies. The podcast draws in a diverse array of guests with expertise in foreign policy, journalism, and technology, providing listeners with a rich understanding of how information shapes political realities today. Its unique blend of historical analysis with current events elevates the discussion beyond mere political commentary, aiming to equip listeners with insights into the complex interplay between i... more
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