The Corbett Report

Interview 1790 – James Corbett Dispenses White Pills on AM WakeUp

via Slow News Day: James joins Steve Poikonen, aka SlowNewsDay on the AM WakeUp to discuss the madness in the banking sector; the potential for the peer-to-peer economy to replace the centralized, global, industrial economy; and how we can recognize and claim sovereignty over our lives and actions. Also, don’t miss James’ answer to the Biden dementia playlist question. (WARNING: Strong language throughout.)

Interview 645 – The Geneva Business Insider with David L. Smith

Apr 7, 2013 | Interviews

David L. Smith of GenevaBusinessInsider.blogspot.com joins us for our monthly discussion on economics, finance and politics. This month we cover the Cyprus bail-ins, the latest developments in the Bank of Japan’s quantitative easing plans, and the latest on the Swiss citizen initiative to account for the country’s gold.

The Myth of Journalistic Objectivity (video)

Apr 6, 2013 | Videos

Episode 265 – The Myth of Journalistic Objectivity

Apr 6, 2013 | Episodes, Podcasts

For generations we have been taught that the ideal journalist is fair, balanced and objective. But the idea of the objective journalist is a myth. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we explore the ideologies and assumptions behind all news media and what alternative models we have for journalism in the online era.

Korean War, Conspiracy Poll, Tattoo Phone

Apr 5, 2013 | Videos

Interview 644 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Apr 4, 2013 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: North Korea is still/again at war with the South as the US uses the excuse to beef up missile defense; a poll finds that Americans are conspiracy crazy; and Nokia unveils patents for a tattoo that lets you know your phone is ringing.

Interview 643 – Kevin Carson on “Objective” Journalism

Apr 4, 2013 | Interviews

Today we talk to Kevin Carson of the Center for a Stateless Society (c4ss.org) about his article, Against “Objective” Journalism. We discuss the nature of the so-called mainstream media’s “objective” journalism paradigm and the societal conditioning that encourages us to accept the pronouncements of experts. We also explore an alternative paradigm of citizen-based distributed knowledge and a dialectical method of arriving at truth.