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The Anthropology of Trust in Podcasting

The Anthropology of Trust in Podcasting

Update: 2025-06-25
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Examining and discussing the unique power and responsibility podcasters hold as modern storytellers. We’ll explore how digital myths emerge and transform into cultural narratives via podcasts and can ultimately shape listeners perception of reality. A short presentation from a digital anthropologist perspective and ample time to discuss an increasingly influential medium where gatekeepers are often absent.

This presentation was given by Giles Crouch, Digital Anthropologist.

He helps organizations navigate these new territories using time-tested anthropological methods combined with cutting-edge digital insights and 20+ years as a leader in marketing communications.

He’s been featured in WIRED, Forbes, National Geographic, BBC News, CBC News, Arab News and CTV News among others. He brings deep insights from 150+ netnographic research projects and 20+ successful technology product launches to help clients decode the intersection of technology, marketing and culture. 

https://www.echopodcastsummit.com/

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