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A New Media Landscape, Ben & Jerry’s CRINGE Ad, & NY Magazine’s Petty Cover
In this episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark and Bradley Devlin delve into the evolving right-wing media landscape, exploring the White House's decision to credential bloggers and TikTokers. They discuss shifts in media trends, independent journalism, and political implications of cultural changes in interior design and Ben & Jerry's activism. Key topics include a judge's halt on a Trump executive order, Bank of America's political stance, and the origins of debanking. The episode also covers a Florida Democratic official's arrest in a child exploitation sting, Selena Gomez's video on mass deportations, and a singer-songwriter's satirical take on racism.
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(0:00) White House announces press briefing shake up
(7:08) New York Magazine's controversial article
(13:15) Sponsor: Based Apparel
(14:03) Ben & Jerry's activist campaign
(24:07) Judge halts Trump executive order on federal aid programs
(31:36) Community notes vs. Bank of America
(40:02) Florida Democratic official caught in child exploitation sting
(45:30) Selena Gomez video on mass deportations
(50:51) Is it real or is it satire?
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By Underreported StoriesIn this episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark and Bradley Devlin delve into the evolving right-wing media landscape, exploring the White House's decision to credential bloggers and TikTokers. They discuss shifts in media trends, independent journalism, and political implications of cultural changes in interior design and Ben & Jerry's activism. Key topics include a judge's halt on a Trump executive order, Bank of America's political stance, and the origins of debanking. The episode also covers a Florida Democratic official's arrest in a child exploitation sting, Selena Gomez's video on mass deportations, and a singer-songwriter's satirical take on racism.
Stories:
🛒Shop BASED Apparel: basedinlogicapparel.com
📨Get Underreported Stories in your inbox: https://underreportedstories.substack.com
🎧Listen on
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/underreported-stories/id1726763006
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/63oQwrCv8sg5NbWBDMPtU9?si=K-GY1jIVTKSdHQuSCNiWwQ
📱Follow me on socials:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thechrissyclark/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chrissyclark_
X: https://twitter.com/chrissyclark_
X: https://twitter.com/chrissyclark_
(0:00) White House announces press briefing shake up
(7:08) New York Magazine's controversial article
(13:15) Sponsor: Based Apparel
(14:03) Ben & Jerry's activist campaign
(24:07) Judge halts Trump executive order on federal aid programs
(31:36) Community notes vs. Bank of America
(40:02) Florida Democratic official caught in child exploitation sting
(45:30) Selena Gomez video on mass deportations
(50:51) Is it real or is it satire?