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Welcome to "Rogue Resistance," a podcast where truth meets action in defense of American democracy.
In this episode of "Rogue Voices," host Rhonda Nowak gathers a panel of local journalists to discuss the battered but unbeaten state of press freedom in the U.S. From dealing with media skeptics to grappling with AI slop, these local voices expose the underbelly of the current media landscape. Delve into the challenges of funding local journalism, the impact of Trump's policies, and the existential threat posed by public apathy. Rhonda is joined by Geoffrey Riley, formerly of Jefferson Public Radio, Keegan Van Hook from Southern Oregon PBS, and Bert Etling, editor of the nonprofit Ashland News. This discussion sheds light on why an independent press is essential and how we can all contribute to saving it. Don't just binge on cable news—support your local journalists and keep the truth alive because, let's face it, free press won’t save itself.

00:00 Introduction to Rogue Resistance
00:54 The State of Press Freedom in Trump's America
01:50 Meet the Panel of Journalists
02:25 Geoffrey Riley's Career and Concerns
03:10 Keegan Van Hook's Projects and Insights
03:36 Bert Etling's Journey in Community Journalism
04:45 Challenges Facing Local Journalism
05:29 Economic Pressures and Public Support
09:14 Technological Disruptions and Adaptations
12:37 The Future of Local Journalism
30:27 Public Perception and Bias in Journalism
35:54 The Nerdy Side of Journalism
36:48 Trump's Tactics Against the Media
38:34 Challenges Journalists Face Today
40:05 Legislation Impacting Press Freedom
42:09 Supporting Local Journalism
44:36 The Role of Community in Journalism
46:49 Navigating Information Silos
57:33 The Future of Journalism and AI
01:03:20 Concluding Thoughts on Journalism