Hey y'all, welcome back to the show. Man, you know who it is? It's your boy Jay Hennahan,

and I'm back with another episode of How to Kill a Sacred Cow. Tonight on the podcast, we have

James Corbett, corboreport.com, open source journalist par excellence. So what open source

journalism is, if you've never heard of that or of James either,

which if you have and you've been living under a rock, open source journalism is citing all of

your sources and encouraging people to go and check those sources on their own, to make up their

own mind, and to actually participate in the

activity itself. So it's this great community that he's built over there at his site, where

everybody is cobbling together resources and helping each other to think and to grow,

and to be able to see behind the bullshit that is, you know, media today. Media always, for that matter.

James is working on a history of mass media. He did with an unregistered podcast originally,

and now he's working on his own version, and I encourage everybody to go and check out James's website and

to become a subscriber. I have been a subscriber for well over a decade, and that is a PayPal

subscription. I will never, ever, ever cancel, because seriously, this dude has meant so much to my

understanding of the world, and I really hope that

everyone listening tonight will go down into the show description, the show notes, and check

out corboreport.com.

Now, if anybody would like to help out the show, of course, you can go to how to kill the

sacred cow.com. And what's beautiful

is that I'm trying to build something very similar to James, to James's model. And I am trying to make

how to kill a sacriacowow.com a one-stop shop for everything so that if I ever get taken down off of all

the platforms, you can find me on my website. And I'm trying to build up

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