True Journalism with Tom Martin and Richard Schreiber
Tom Martin and I discuss top stories for the week prior and examine them from a "true journalsim" perspective, focusing on fact-based, non biased and truthful presentation of this news as well as cover historical journalism principles and approaches, e.g.., prior to the elimination of the Fairness Doctrine, which required journalists to speak the truth, which spawned the propaganda channels like Fox "News" as well as their liberal counterparts, MSNOW and others.
True Journalism with Tom Martin and Richard Schreiber
Latest Episodes
Episode 22 - When a Machine Acts Who Answers With Larry Bridgesmith
Larry Bridgesmith spent more than thirty years representing employers in labor and employment litigation before deciding the courtroom was solving the wrong problem. An adjunct professor of law and coordinator of the Program on Law and I...
Episode 21 -THE DICTIONARY IS EVIDENCE
A federal case can turn on a single dictionary entry. This week, Richard Schreiber and Tom Martin trace a run of 2026 stories in which the underlying facts never moved — only the label attached to each one did, from a beach photo of seashells r...
Episode 20 - Boiling the Frog_ How Propaganda Dismantles Democracies with Katya Soldak
Katya Soldak learned how propaganda works as a child. Editorial director of Forbes Media's international editions, director of the 2020 documentary The Long Breakup, and author of the December 2017 Forbes essay This Is How Propaganda Works: A L...
Episode 19 - Why the World Stopped Trusting the News with Barclay Palmer
Barclay Palmer built the machines. As a founding senior producer at CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360 and Amanpour shows and their digital platforms, designer of digital native video for the original CBS News streaming channel , ...
Episode 18 - Watchdog Nation_ True Journalism in America's 250th Year with Guest Rich Diefenbach
As the World Cup brings the world to America's doorstep and the country counts down to its 250th birthday, Richard Schreiber and Tom Martin sit down with veteran network news producer Rich Diefenbach — a man who has run editorial desks at ABC, ...
