Episode 42

Why You Can't Trust the New York Times.

Ashley Rindsberg is an investigative journalist, author and media expert. His book "The Gray Lady Winked", about how the New York Times' misreporting changed history, started a conversation about the future, past and present of the mainstream media's flagship publication.

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CHAPTERS:


0:00:00 -- Sexy Promo!

0:01:14 -- Teaser and Intro.

0:03:12 -- How the Rise of the Third Reich Inspired "The Gray Lady Winked".

0:09:40 -- Who are the Sulzbergers?

0:14:26 -- Guido Enderis and the Nazis.

0:19:35 -- Walter Duranty and the Soviets.

0:27:35 -- Herbert Matthews and Fidel Castro.

0:33:23 -- Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial.

0:40:38 -- David Halberstam, Neil Sheehan, and the Vietnam War.

0:45:18 -- The Curious Case of Muhammad Al-Dura.

0:51:21 -- The 1619 Project.

0:58:00 -- A Note of Optimism.

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Clifton Duncan

With sharp wit, striking good looks, and a voice built for listening, veteran professional actor and singer Clifton Duncan is as powerful a presence among content creators as he is on stage and on-screen.

He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from New York University's elite Graduate Acting Program (a subsidiary of the Tisch School of the Arts).

In addition to multiple television guest-star appearances (including on the popular "NCIS: New Orleans") and having starred on Broadway (in "The Play that Goes Wrong", co-produced by J. J. Abrams), his impressive body of work--from Shakespearean Tragedy to Musical Comedy, and beyond--has been celebrated on many of America's most prestigious stages.