In this episode we dig into the modern news cycle and the strange feeling that so much of today’s reporting is built to make you mad, anxious, or exhausted. With unlimited information at our fingertips, why does it feel harder than ever to get the truth? We look at how stories are framed, how headlines are shaped to pull emotional reactions, and how easy it is for real journalism to get buried under noise.

We talk about what it means to sift through constant updates, hot takes, and outrage bait so we can stay grounded in reality. We also look at how faith, reason, and basic common sense can help us keep perspective when the world feels loud and chaotic.