The Chaos Machine: A Looping Revolt

Invisibilia

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🗓️ 13 May 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Is 209 Times helping or hurting the community it claims to serve? What does the site mean for the future of local news in America? And what can be done about it? In the final installment of "The Chaos Machine" series , Yowei finds herself in the middle of a long-standing tug of war over who owns the truth.

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0:00.0	Hello?
0:02.0	Who's listening to this show?
0:04.0	We need to know.
0:05.0	Go to mpr.org slash spring survey
0:08.0	and let us know who you are.
0:10.0	The survey is anonymous,
0:11.0	but it does help us understand
0:13.0	who's listening and why,
0:14.0	and most importantly,
0:15.0	what you think we could do differently.
0:18.0	Again, that's mpr.org slash spring survey.
0:22.0	This episode is explicit.
0:24.0	From mpr, this is Invisibilia.
0:34.0	I'm Yo-A-Shaw.
0:37.0	Welcome to the final installment
0:39.0	of our series, The Chaos Machine.
0:41.0	If you're tuning in just now,
0:43.0	you're in the wrong room.
0:44.0	Please go listen to the first two parts.
0:47.0	I told you at the beginning
0:48.0	that part of the reason I'm going
0:50.0	so deep into one story about misinformation
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