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Fact-Finding in the Fake News Era

Identify Modern Propaganda, Combat Misinformation, and Find Truth Using Evidence-Based Methods That Become Second Nature Within Weeks

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Fact-Finding in the Fake News Era

By: K. B. Gurley
Narrated by: Alex Freeman
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FREE BONUSES: Complete Resource Guide with verified fact-checking websites, bias-detection tools, and expert sources PLUS the complete eBook in PDF format with your audiobook purchase!

Are you drowning in information but starving for truth? Fact-Finding in the Fake News Era is your practical, non-partisan roadmap for a world where facts and fiction blur. Within weeks, these evidence-based methods become second nature.

With this guide, you'll:

  • Quickly identify subtle propaganda tricks across all media
  • Evaluate claims methodically, not emotionally
  • Recognize the cognitive biases that make us vulnerable
  • Master efficient fact-checking techniques that take seconds
  • Build systems to consume information without anxiety or polarization
  • Discuss controversial topics using shared facts
  • Break free from algorithm-driven content designed to trigger rather than inform

The stakes are too high to remain passive. Start feeling more confident, less anxious, and better equipped to make important decisions. What begins as conscious effort soon becomes instinct.

Your journey to information independence starts here—rise above the noise and discover the clarity of evidence-based thinking. Arm yourself with these essential skills today.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2025 Kristin Gurley (P)2025 Kristin Gurley
Ethics & Morality Media Studies Philosophy Social Sciences
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I picked this up because I was tired of arguing with family members about news stories. This book gave me simple tools for separating fact from opinion without needing a PhD. I especially liked the chapter about emotional manipulation in headlines. It’s made me calmer and more confident in discussions.

Tools for Smarter Discussions

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This isn’t just a book about news—it’s about how to think in a complex world. It showed me how to recognize my own cognitive biases and slow down emotional reactions. I can already anticipate how this will improve both my personal and professional decisions. It’s an investment in clarity and I absolutely think everyone should read this book!

An Investment in Clear Thinking!

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I hadn’t realized how often opinions are presented as facts. The guide taught me simple ways to spot the difference. Now I can filter commentary from actual reporting much faster. It helps me stay grounded in evidence instead of rhetoric.

Separating Opinion from Fact

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I used to judge news stories based on how they made me feel. The book showed me step-by-step how to pause, set aside emotion, and focus on the evidence. It’s surprisingly calming to review claims without getting caught up in outrage. This method also keeps discussions from turning into arguments. It feels like I’m finally in control of how I respond.

Separating Emotion from Evaluation

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I’m the kind of person who used to skim headlines and scroll right past sources. After listening to this, I’ve started pausing, thinking, and doing quick fact checks without even realizing it. It’s not just about being ‘right’, it’s about slowing down and thinking smarter. Honestly, this book made that feel doable.

Learning to Pause and Think

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