In an era where a falsehood can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still tying its shoes, the need for critical media literacy has never been more urgent. Enter — a dedicated audio project that dissects the mechanics, motives, and consequences of disinformation in contemporary society. While the name itself translates from Portuguese simply as “Disinformation Podcast,” its mission is anything but simple. It serves as both a warning system and an educational tool, guiding listeners through the murky waters of fake news, conspiracy theories, deepfakes, and algorithmic manipulation.
While the podcast is rooted in the Portuguese-speaking world — with special attention to disinformation campaigns targeting Brazilian elections, public health policies (SUS), and Amazon deforestation narratives — its lessons are universal. Brazil has become a laboratory for disinformation warfare. With over 160 million WhatsApp users and a highly polarized political environment, the country faces unique challenges: low digital literacy among older populations, the speed of private messaging apps, and the weaponization of religious and family values in fake news. desinformacao podcast
To understand why disinformation thrives in podcasting, one must understand the psychology of the medium. In an era where a falsehood can travel
While the show focuses on news, it frequently veers into original comedic concepts: It serves as both a warning system and
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