Fox News Contributor and entrepreneur Richard Fowler joined Joe Miller to discuss the consequences of misinformation in the Black community.
Alison Holman, Professor of Nursing at UC Irvine, joined Joe Miller to discuss how misinformation affects your mental health.
How to spot and stop misinformation with John Breyault (Ep. 244) — John and Joe Miller discuss how consumers themselves can correct misinformation.
John Bergmayer is Legal Director at Public Knowledge, specializing in telecommunications, media, internet, and intellectual property issues
Charlton McIlwain (@cmcilwain) is Vice Provost or Faculty Engagement and Development; Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at New York University.
Mike Alkire is the President of Premier, Inc., which is the largest global supply chain, healthcare technology company in the U.S.
Jonathan Slotkin leads clinical strategy, innovation and operations for Contigo Health by partnering with health systems and employers to deliver the highest quality care at a fair price.
Philip Howard is the Director of the Oxford University Institute and Professor of Internet Studies at Balliol College.
Sara Harrison (@SaraHarrison) is a freelance writer and journalist based in New York.
Henry L. Greenidge is the Fellow-in-Residence at New York University’s McSilver Institute.
Christina Thomas is the Divisional Vice President for Youth Exchanges at World Learning. Christina oversees the World Learning’s multimillion-dollar U.S. and international youth exchange portfolio consisting of World Learning’s flagship program, the Experiment in International Living.
Gowri Ramachandran, Counsel in the Election Security program at the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law.
McKinley L. Price is President of the African American Mayors Association (AAMA) and Mayor of Newport News, Virginia.
Christopher Lewis (@ChrisJLewis) is President and CEO at Public Knowledge.
Licy Do Canto (@docantolicy) is Managing Director of BCW Healthcare in the firm’s Public Affairs and Crisis practice.
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