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Speaker 1: Ero dot net a r r oe dot net. Not

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just one podcast, it's twenty different podcasts. When I'm listening

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to a podcast, I don't want the same old story

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over and over again. And you know where we usually

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go after that, terrestrial radio? You need Aero dot net.

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One of my favorite places is my day of Play.

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I did it for the students that I'm with all

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the time inside broadcasting class. But the thing is, though,

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you're just as important as they are. Why not share

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Enjoy your exploration. Hey, I'm back with more questions. Yeah,

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because the fun starts so when you start doing the

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research for answers like what is the best way to

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identify a new story that's actually clickbait? Plus what's in

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the headline that's screaming out Yo, I'm an unreal story,

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I'm clickbait. My name is Errow. I'm a daily writer,

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a silent wolf, stand on the sidelines and do nothing

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but watch, listen, study, then activate. I happen to call

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it the daily mass. Yeah. It is a chronological walk

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through an everyday world, which means it's my morning writing

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as a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people

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tend to throw things to the side because we think

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we're going to deal with it later on. When a

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subject arrives inside of me, it is time to dig in.

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It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the

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research that picture becomes clearer. This is the daily mess.

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What is the best way to identify a news story

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that is clickbait? Now? First of all, clickbait is designed

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to trigger your curiosity, your anger, and your fear. They

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plant a clickbait story, usually before you actually gain access

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to a truth filled story. According to research, there are

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a few patterns that can actually help us filter out

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than not so true. Clickbait headlines usually leave out key

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details by way of influencing you to click in. If

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a headline refuses to tell you the basic facts, it's

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probably going to be a bent story. Extreme emotional language

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is always present with clickbait. They want an immediate reaction

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from you, the reader. Words that are used to garner

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your attention include shocking, outrageous, destroyed, humiliated, and furious. Authentic

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news headlines lean more on staying neutral. Something to take

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note of if a headline promises a massive revelation or

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life changing secret, it is time to be skeptical. Another

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sure bet. It's clickbait when they don't identify their source

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of information. So you got to make the extra effort

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to make sure that the story you're reading is authentic.

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How do you do that? Oh, we're going to cover

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that coming up next. Hey, thanks for coming back to

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the daily mess clickbait. Every Where you surf on the Internet,

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you're going to come face to face with the question

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of is this a real story? Always keep your eye

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on the importance of the article, being in tune with

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the headline. A sure sign is this giant explosive, oh

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my god headline followed by a mild h story. The

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headline might read company collapses, only to learn once you

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get inside the story, yeah, they just lost a few

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dollars in profits. Those who create clickbait are doing all

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they can to generate engagement. We do it all the

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time in radio. They need heavy traffic to make money.

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The Associated Press, routers and BBC present restrained headlines because

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their entire reputation is set on credibility and not a

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certain number of people clicking in. If you feel like

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you've come across something that is click bait, take the

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time to search other news outlets. If it's real news, oh,

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it's gonna spiral through the internet very quickly. And even

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then you don't know how true that clickbait story really is.

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Remember if it looks and smells emotional in the way

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of getting into your anger and other emotions, pause and

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do everything you can to research. I feel like a

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second grade teacher. Pause, now do your research. Is it

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or isn't it clickbait? I'm errow