Kathrin Braun was amongst the first scholars to subject the notion of post-truth to critical scrutiny. In this conversation, we discuss how post-truth serves as an ordering device, what it tells us about the self-understanding of liberal elites, what was problematic about the March For Science movement and much more. Highlights Questioning the fact/value and other dichotomies Problematizing the March for Science Exploring the roots of the mainstream post-truth narrative Links See my article in The Philosophical Salon for links to many of the sources discussed in the episode.  Critical policy studies and the politics of post-truth politics (Kathrin Braun, Critical Policy Studies) Unpacking post-truth (Kathrin Braun, Critical Policy Studies)