Explore how language and perception shape the policies, enforcement, and invisibility of deportation and immigration authority. This episode reveals the psychological and political mechanisms behind labeling, credibility, and power—highlighting parallels across high-profile cases and everyday narratives.

In this episode of Under the Influence, we explore how public figures are labeled, how narratives form, and how credibility can be quietly stripped away. Through cultural case studies and documented events, we examine the difference between legal status, public perception, and media framing.
Truth doesn’t always disappear.
Sometimes it’s just discredited.
And once people stop listening… the outcome is already decided.

In this episode, we explore how consent is often manufactured behind the guise of morality and loyalty, exposing the subtle ways power influences belief and participation. The conversation dives into the psychology of societal control, the role of narratives, and how division keeps foundational power structures intact.

In this episode, we explore how societal conditioning shapes our perceptions, influences our conflicts, and maintains systemic power without us even realizing it. Understanding these mechanisms empowers us to see beyond the surface and question the systems that benefit from our compliance.

In this episode of Under the Influence, we explore how systems of power shape our perceptions and realities. From immigration enforcement to elite cover-ups, we examine the subtle and overt ways influence operates in society and how visibility and silence play critical roles.