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SCOOP 2: Keeping The Lights On

SmartHERNews

Jenna Lee

Education, News

4.9660 Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2022

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

As the weather cools stateside, the second week of October brings with it new heat – the stories we've watched for several weeks suddenly carry more urgency.

We provide historical context because it expands our perspective. But sometimes the intersection between the past and the present can leave us in deep reflection – how events separated by decades seem to have similarities - and this week is no exception.

We cover a lot of ground here - talk of Armageddon coming from the U.S. President, Russian attacks in Ukraine, North Korea marking a national day with increasingly aggressive rhetoric, a little discussed attack at a U.S. base in Syria (believed tied to Iran), and inflation data arriving on the same day Congress restarts the January 6th Committee Hearings.

Here's the SCOOP!

 

References:

The Institute For The Study of War



 



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0:00.0

Hi, everybody. Welcome to Scoop. Scoop 2, our second iteration of Scoop, which is an invite inside our newsroom here at Smarter News.

0:14.3

And we could talk to you a little bit more in depth about some of the big headlines of the week and also give you a behind the scenes perspective

0:21.0

about some of the editorial decisions that are being made around all sorts of newsrooms

0:25.2

all over the world that impact how we're telling the stories that we're telling.

0:31.1

And we have a lot of ground to cover today.

0:34.6

And in fact, I want to give a quick shout out, a quick thank you to the Policy

0:37.8

Circle. The Policy Circle is a great organization, a nonpartisan group that is in place to promote

0:44.2

civic discourse, which is something that we hope the media is a part of as well. The good, healthy,

0:51.2

nonpartisan news is also about. And the policy circle has a great event that's taking

0:55.4

place this week that you can attend for free. So I'm going to tell you a little bit about that

0:59.4

a little bit later on in the program, but just want to thank them for their partnership as well.

1:03.7

So speaking of newsrooms, here's how this is all going. As I've mentioned to you, we're at the

1:08.8

very beginning of this, this insider community. We're

1:11.2

building this group of people that's come together to support a free press. I'm so grateful for you

1:16.1

for all that you're doing for us and building this dream and really building the solution and

1:21.0

so we're still sort of working out the process of how are we doing this? How are we actually

1:26.9

producing the scoop at the

1:29.5

beginning of the week? We want that really good foundation for you. So if you can listen to

1:34.1

something in one swoop, that rhymes and intentionally scoop and swoop, but it's going to work

1:39.0

here. In one swoop, you can actually get a good dose of what's happening for the week and sort of

1:46.1

free yourself up from chasing all the headlines. So in preparation for this program, one of the

1:52.0

things I do regularly in general with smarter news is I do sort of what I call a brain dump.

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