
In this Webby Award-winning narrative podcast, co-hosts Josh & Malcolm from BRINK MEDIA reveal the hidden influence of the propaganda all around us and how it continues to profoundly shape our culture today.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureBusinessMarketing | ||||

From flappers to factory workers, and suffrajitsu to cold war kitchens, we track how the 20th century woman was imagined time and again to meet the needs of a nation.
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How propagandists getting into bed with Hollywood caused the military to lose control of what women mean to their warriors.
Or: How I learned to stop worrying, and love the military entertainment complex.
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White feathers, red light districts, and the rise of the military edging complex. How governments weaponized horniness to win WWI, and began to reimagine what women represent to a nation at war.
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This Is Propaganda is back, and more patriotic than ever. From WWI posters to TikTok E-Girls, strap in for an immersive narrative investigation into how the military uses sex to define the image of the soldier, and the weird and unexpected ways it ha... more
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The production value of this podcast is just off the charts! Very obviously a labor of love by some really clever people. Fantastic!
"I don't say that podcasts are important lightly. This one? This one I think is one of the most important podcasts I've listened to because it made me rethink everything since I finished it." — Mentally? A Magpie critical review
The best history & societal critique I’ve listened to in a long while. Super cool sound design & use of archival tape. Very original intros & outros
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I’m learning a lot while - almost - at the edge of my seat 👏🏼🌟
This podcast needs to come back for a season 2. More propaganda, please.
Incredibly engaging - connects historical events to your current purchasing behavior in unexpected and insightful ways. Can’t wait for more episodes.
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This program delves into how propaganda and messaging shape culture, history, and consumer behavior. Across recent episodes, it investigates wartime and civilian propaganda, the intertwining of sex, power, and politics, and how modern media ecosystems—from Hollywood to social platforms—serve as vehicles for persuasion. It features deep dives on visual culture, independent media literacy, and the economics of influence, often spotlighting historical case studies, industry insiders, and critical analyses of public messaging. A notable strength is its skillful use of archival material and design to illuminate the mechanics of influence, making complex topics accessible to listeners who want to understand how narratives steer beliefs and decisi... more
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