Can podcasts kill corporate media? Cenk Uygur and Emily Jashinsky | Let’s Focus

I think it&#39;s one side hasbara practitioners did not see coming and they were simply caught off guard. But my thinking is that they will come in big and try to play their card in this phase of media consumption . <br>Where it will go? Is anybodies guess I would think

In think an argument can also be made that campaign ads were derived or structured from the baseline of short podcast versions of tiktok like platforms .<br>Call it the evolution of media consumption and a pushback to one sidedness of mainstream media

Cenk Uygur is not as principled as he pretends. We organized a union in secret at TYT out of fear of retaliation and when the union came forward, he and Ana launched a 2-month union-busting effort described by Politico as &quot;surprisingly brutal.&quot; They spread a provably false lie that the union was started by Cenk&#39;s political foes to harm his run for Congress. Outrageous. The 1st attempt began 18months before Cenk filed his politician papers. In fact, it was exploitative working conditions. Rampant disrespect. Bro had me classified &quot;part-time&quot; while I worked 40 hour weeks for zero benefits. Even Hasan has talked about how Unc skirted labor regulations, stole ad sales commissions from him and needed a union himself. It wasn&#39;t politics but the false story gives Cenk a convenient smokescreen to keep the truth buried.<br><br>It&#39;s all detailed in &quot;Tell The Truth, Cenk,&quot; my documentary, 84 minutes of which can be watched by anyone with a search bar. It&#39;s not just about the labor battle but about the media and political environment in which the union-busting occurred, as well as the ways his employment radicalized myself and my former co-worker, Hasan Piker. Been working on it for years and am seeking support to finish it by Spring, if not sooner. I was a paying TYT fan starting ~2009 and worked there on and off btw 2013 - 2020. I regret that this is where my journey has led but I refuse to keep quiet about an ongoing injustice.