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In this episode, Rebecca talks with veteran journalist and media literacy expert Jane Elizabeth about how to recognize misinformation in an era when false stories travel faster than the truth. Jane breaks down the psychology behind why people believe fake news, the red flags to watch for when evaluating online sources, and the subtle ways misinformation can spread even through well-meaning friends or familiar platforms. They explore practical tools for fact-checking, what responsible news consumption looks like today, and how journalists can rebuild trust without sacrificing rigor.
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In this episode, Rebecca talks with veteran journalist and media literacy expert Jane Elizabeth about how to recognize misinformation in an era when false stories travel faster than the truth. Jane breaks down the psychology behind why people believe fake news, the red flags to watch for when evaluating online sources, and the subtle ways misinformation can spread even through well-meaning friends or familiar platforms. They explore practical tools for fact-checking, what responsible news consumption looks like today, and how journalists can rebuild trust without sacrificing rigor.