In this episode, we delve into the drama of media by answering three critical questions. Sure, we are constantly bombarded with information in this "supercharged" world, but how did we get from morning newspapers to religious Instagram checks? Just how is our generation, alien to a society without the internet, dealing with social media? Finally, is there a method to the madness when facing an overload of possibly trustworthy or unreliable sources?

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