“From this day on, the official language of San Marcos will be Swedish. In addition to that, all citizens will be required to change their underwear every half-hour."

Thanks, @onthemedia

Underwear Must Be Worn On The Outside youtu.be/ukr3Y3unFhg?si… via @YouTube

Yeah, you'll want to listen to this one.

Week One of Trump 2.0 wnycstudios.org/story/week-one… via @onthemedia

What are the legal arguments for banning TikTok? @DavidCole_Gtown joins @MicahLoewinger to explain
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Author Rebecca Solnit says California’s devastating wildfires are shocking, but not surprising. lnk.to/onthemedia!x

What’s the big deal if TikTok gets banned? @broderick explains the impact the ban could have on the future of social media, culture, and the Internet
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Listen to the latest episode where @broderick explains why TikTokers hate American social media algorithms and are still searching for an alternative ahead of TikTok’s potential ban, and why American users on RedNote probably won’t last
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Author Rebecca Solnit explains why memory is a superpower. lnk.to/onthemedia!x

On Sunday, TikTok may be banned in the U.S., @MicahLoewinger speaks to @broderick about the influence that TikTok has had on American culture and Internet, where users are going next, and what a ban means for the future of American social media
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On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled that the U.S. government can ban TikTok.
@DavidCole_Gtown breaks down the arguments on both sides.
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“Catastrophic fire erases what was there before. So does forgetting.” Author Rebecca Solnit on the precedent for California’s devastating wildfires. Listen here: lnk.to/onthemedia!x

Ahead of the potential ban on TikTok, users are trolling the U.S. government and boycotting Meta by flocking over to another Chinese app called Xiaohongshu, or RedNote. Learn more about it in this week’s episode:
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On Friday, the Supreme Court upheld the U.S. ban on TikTok. @DavidCole_Gtown explains why this ruling isn’t just a dark day for TikTok, but also for the First Amendment
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Show’s up! Insight from: @DavidCole_Gtown, @broderick, and author Rebecca Solnit. Listen here: lnk.to/onthemedia!x

Okay fine, I’ll buy Tik Tok so it doesn’t get banned

After last year’s Hurricane Helene caused historic flooding in North Carolina, @BlueRidgePublic was the last source of information available to locals for weeks. How public radio stations play a crucial role during times of crisis: lnk.to/onthemedia!x

When a devastating grassland fire sparked in western Texas in 2011, @MarfaRadio was the first to report on it – and its coverage ultimately helped save lives. How public radio stations step up to provide emergency updates during natural disasters: lnk.to/onthemedia!x

.@KEverhart breaks down the budget for Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and where that money really goes… (hint, mostly to local public broadcasting stations). lnk.to/onthemedia!x

.@michigan_public reporter Lindsey Smith on how she and her team covered the state’s response to the Flint Water Crisis for years, after national attention had faded & how public radio stations across the country hold their local governments accountable: lnk.to/onthemedia!x

Rural radio stations are most at risk from CPB funding cuts. Hear from @Tom2Michael about how @MarfaRadio helped warn locals and save lives during an outbreak of grassland fire in far West Texas in 2011. lnk.to/onthemedia!x

.@OTMBrooke speaks with @Gundisalvus from the Heritage Foundation about why conservatives believe that the Corporation for Public Broadcasting should be defunded. lnk.to/onthemedia!x