Zooming in on Hate
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<p>In Zooming in on Hate, we dive into the complex world of hate speech and disinformation, connecting with leading voices from law enforcement, academia, civil society, policy, tech, and platforms. Together, we explore the causes, real-world impacts, and innovative solutions to make online spaces safer and more transparent.</p>
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3/10/2022
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Recent Episodes
April 29, 2026
#42 Digital Rights and Democratic Resilience in Africa’s Online Space
What happens when digital spaces expand faster than democratic systems can keep up? In this episode of Zooming in on Hate, Lydia El-Khouri speaks with Charlie Ngounou, Founder and President of AfroLeadership, about the realities of online hate, disinformation, and digital rights across African contexts. From limited legal frameworks and uneven internet access to the power of anonymity and the risks of censorship, Charlie unpacks how online harms affect democratic participation both on the continent and within the diaspora. But this is not just a story of challenges—it’s also about opportunity. Digital spaces are enabling new forms of civic engagement, economic participation, and political expression, even in constrained environments.
April 29, 2026
#41 Mega Tech and Mega Hate in the Post-Democratic Digital Age
What happened to the early promise of the internet as a space for civic participation, activism, and democratic renewal? In this episode of Zooming in on Hate, Lydia El-Khouri speaks with Prof. Anna Krasteva from the Policy and Citizens’ Observatory about the transformation of digital spaces from hopeful civic platforms into increasingly hostile arenas of polarization, disinformation, and hate. Recorded at the INACH Summit in Sofia, this conversation explores how mega tech, political power, and extremist narratives intersect in what Prof. Krasteva describes as a post-democratic digital era. From the transformation of Twitter into X to the rise of fake media ecosystems and digitally mobilized hate campaigns, the episode reflects on how online platforms are reshaping democratic life—and what civil society still needs to answer.
April 29, 2026
#40 Resisting Organised Hate in Ireland’s Digital Age
How does online hate turn into real-world intimidation—and what can communities do to push back? In this episode of Zooming in on Hate, Lydia El-Khouri speaks with Mark Malone from Hope and Courage Collective, an Irish civil society organization working to help communities resist organized hate. From anti-migrant narratives and conspiracy-driven mobilization to the role of influencers and private online networks, Mark unpacks how digital spaces are being used to create division—and how these dynamics increasingly spill offline. But this is also a story about resilience. Through community organizing, solidarity networks, and local responses, people across Ireland are pushing back and building alternatives rooted in inclusion and democratic values.
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- What is Zooming in on Hate?
<p>In Zooming in on Hate, we dive into the complex world of hate speech and disinformation, connecting with leading voices from law enforcement, academia, civil society, policy, tech, and platforms. Together, we explore the causes, real-world impacts, and innovative solutions to make online spaces safer and more transparent.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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