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16. The biggest conspiracy of all is that nobody really knows what they're doing - Michael Serazio

Jun 28, 202335 minEp. 16
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In this episode, we are joined by Professor Michael Serazio, a former journalist, who interviewed political consultants to uncover the nuanced methods that fuel the era of outrage politics. He helps us understand the hidden tactics employed by savvy political consultants.

In a world consumed by outrage and polarizing narratives, this thought-provoking conversation lifts the curtain on the strategies used by political consultants to shape public opinion. 

Prepare to be captivated as we peel back the layers of authenticity, decode the power of branding, and expose the impact of manipulation on our political discourse.

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