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Episode 3: Misinformation & disinformation amid a pandemic

The impact of misinformation and disinformation on society at large and their influence on the journalism sector.

Host: Journalist Sarah Turnbull
We speak with Chris Dornan, author, professor and former journalist, about how science-specific misinformation and disinformation has changed the COVID-19 response. We also hear from Mia Rabson, a reporter with The Canadian Press, who has spent the last year navigating a flood of information to separate facts from falsehoods.

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