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Dr. Nolan Higdon - On Investigative Journalism and Lessons from the Past
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Dr. Nolan Higdon - On Investigative Journalism and Lessons from the Past

Brian Karem speaks with Dr. Nolan Higdon to discuss the documentary on Seymour Hersh, exploring his impact on journalism, the importance of investigative reporting, and the challenges faced by modern journalists. They delve into the art of building sources, the evolution of the press corps, and the critical role of editors in maintaining journalistic integrity. The discussion also highlights the significance of verification in reporting and the need for a robust media landscape to hold power accountable.

Just Ask the Question Podcast

January 9, 20261h 3m

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Brian Karem speaks with Dr. Nolan Higdon to discuss the documentary on Seymour Hersh, exploring his impact on journalism, the importance of investigative reporting, and the challenges faced by modern journalists. They delve into the art of building sources, the evolution of the press corps, and the critical role of editors in maintaining journalistic integrity. The discussion also highlights the significance of verification in reporting and the need for a robust media landscape to hold power accountable.

The documentary is called "Cover-Up" and is available now on NETFLIX

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