Alexander Stille's guest appearances

Alexander Stille

New Yorker: Out Loud

Background Briefing with Ian Masters

Lezioni di Giornalismo

Parallax Views w/ J.G. Michael

Well That Aged Well

Fast Politics with Molly Jong-Fast

Elon Musk

Jordan Peterson

Bill Gates

Steven Pinker

John Potash

Mike Cernovich

Joseph Matheny

Donald Trump

Ron Paul

John Sayles

Elisa Lam

Greta Thunberg

Thomas Frank

Peter Thiel

Bernie Sanders

OwlTail

Mondaire Jones

Rep. Mondaire Jones tells us about his newly announced congressional run for his former congressional seat. Alexander Stille, a Columbia Journalism School professor, explains how Silvio Berlusconi influenced Trumpism. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rep. Mondaire Jones tells us about his newly announced congressional run for his former congressional seat. Alexander Stille, a Columbia Journalism School professor, explains how Silvio Berlusconi influenced Trumpism. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Rep. Mondaire Jones & Alexander Stille

On this edition Parallax Views, award-winning veteran journalist Alexander Stille joins us to discuss the importance of journalism, understanding President Donald Trump and the rise of right-wing populism through the scandalous reign of Italy's longest-running post-war Prime Minsiter Silvio Berlusconi, and how we arrived at a moment of "alternative facts" and fake news that have led to a social "truth decay" in which media consumers have wildly different conceptions of what constitutes reality. Note: Some commentary on SCOTUS and Congress in this episode slightly date this recording, but only make up a few lines of the conversation.

On this edition Parallax Views, award-winning veteran journalist Alexander Stille joins us to discuss the importance of journalism, understanding President Donald Trump and the rise of right-wing populism through the scandalous reign of Italy's longest-running post-war Prime Minsiter Silvio Berlusconi, and how we arrived at a moment of "alternative facts" and fake news that have led to a social "truth decay" in which media consumers have wildly different conceptions of what constitutes reality. Note: Some commentary on SCOTUS and Congress in this episode slightly date this recording, but only make up a few lines of the conversation.

Ep. 65: Alexander Stille on the Importance of Journalism, Trump's Italian Precursor Silvio Berlusconi, & Truth Decay in Media