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Sean Illing talks with Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan about his new book The Paradox of Democracy, which he co-authored with media studies professor Zac Gershberg. Sean and Margaret discuss the relationship between free expression and democratic society, talk about whether or not the January 6th hearings are doing anything at all politically, and discuss some potential ways to bolster democratic values in the media ecology of the present.
Host: Sean Illing (@seanilling), Interviews Writer, Vox
Guest: Margaret Sullivan (@Sulliview), media columnist, Washington Post
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Sean Illing talks with Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan about his new book The Paradox of Democracy, which he co-authored with media studies professor Zac Gershberg. Sean and Margaret discuss the relationship between free expression and democratic society, talk about whether or not the January 6th hearings are doing anything at all politically, and discuss some potential ways to bolster democratic values in the media ecology of the present.
Host: Sean Illing (@seanilling), Interviews Writer, Vox
Guest: Margaret Sullivan (@Sulliview), media columnist, Washington Post
References:
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