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The Disinfo Detox
Nolan Higdon
75 episodes
1 week ago
Disinfo Detox is the podcast that cuts through the lies and scrubs propaganda from public discourse. Each episode, we break down major news stories, exposing the spin, omissions, and distortions that mainstream media won’t tell you about. With expert guests from journalism, academia, and media criticism, we dig deep into the legal battles, political maneuvering, and corporate influence shaping the news. Whether it’s government cover-ups, media bias, or the latest disinformation campaigns, we bring you the critical context you need to see through the noise.
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Disinfo Detox is the podcast that cuts through the lies and scrubs propaganda from public discourse. Each episode, we break down major news stories, exposing the spin, omissions, and distortions that mainstream media won’t tell you about. With expert guests from journalism, academia, and media criticism, we dig deep into the legal battles, political maneuvering, and corporate influence shaping the news. Whether it’s government cover-ups, media bias, or the latest disinformation campaigns, we bring you the critical context you need to see through the noise.
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Forget the Headlines—These 3 Books Tell the REAL Story: Andrew Tonkovich Reveals the Reading List to Outsmart Propaganda
The Disinfo Detox
44 minutes 1 second
1 month ago
Forget the Headlines—These 3 Books Tell the REAL Story: Andrew Tonkovich Reveals the Reading List to Outsmart Propaganda

This week on The Disinfo Detox, host Nolan Higdon sits down with Andrew Tonkovich—host of Bibliocracy Radio—for a wide-ranging conversation about the books we should all be reading right now to better understand politics, power, and truth in the 21st century.

Andrew makes the case for three essential reads:
👉 The Society of the Spectacle by Guy Debord
👉 Neoliberalism’s War on Higher Education by Henry A. Giroux
👉 Alternative Facts by Emily Greenberg

Plus, a special shoutout to writer Lisa Alvarez and her stunning collection Some Final Beauty.

Together, Nolan and Andrew dig into why these works matter today, how they cut through propaganda, and what lessons they hold for resisting disinformation and reclaiming democracy.

If you want a fresh, thought-provoking reading list that doubles as a survival guide for navigating media and politics—this is the episode for you.

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The Disinfo Detox
Disinfo Detox is the podcast that cuts through the lies and scrubs propaganda from public discourse. Each episode, we break down major news stories, exposing the spin, omissions, and distortions that mainstream media won’t tell you about. With expert guests from journalism, academia, and media criticism, we dig deep into the legal battles, political maneuvering, and corporate influence shaping the news. Whether it’s government cover-ups, media bias, or the latest disinformation campaigns, we bring you the critical context you need to see through the noise.