The Media

Rox and Amytha Bobeetha trace how media has shaped public knowledge, from early printing and government censorship to corporate consolidation, algorithm-driven outrage, and the dangers journalists face worldwide. Through historical examples and modern cases including Richard Jewell, Flint, Jamal Khashoggi, and Gaza, they ask who controls the news and urge listeners to verify claims and question what a story distracts from.