The Chaos Machine: Wrathful Lord

Invisibilia

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🗓️ 6 May 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

The man behind 209 Times is not who you'd expect. In Part 2, co-host Yowei Shaw discovers the website's surprising origin story, and ends up at the frontlines of a revolt against the mainstream media and a fight over who gets to own the truth.

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0:29.6	So much.
0:31.0	This episode is explicit.
0:41.9	From mpr, this is invisibiliya.
0:43.6	I'm yo-ay Shah.
0:45.1	Welcome to part two of our series, The Chaos Machine.
0:48.6	If you haven't listened to part one, please go back and listen.
0:53.1	When I started making calls in Stockton last summer,
0:56.2	people told me over and over that this story needed
0:58.9	to be covered.
1:00.6	But this story about the news is a lot like the news
1:05.3	in that there's so many ways you could tell the same story,
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