Reimagining Media Literacy

About this episode

Lyanne Alfaro discusses the importance of media literacy and credibility in today's fast-paced media landscape.

In a media landscape shaped by algorithmic amplification, AI-generated content, and narratives that move faster than facts — credibility has become the scarcest resource in the room. Lyanne Alfaro is an award-winning journalist, a narrative advisor, and a former insider at some of the most influential institutions shaping how the world understands business, technology, and capital. Her latest venture, Project Reliable, is an independent initiative working at the intersection of narrative strategy, media posture, and ethical influence. In this conversation, Lyanne shares how we can engage in everyday activism in how we consume, question, and share media. We also discuss the importance of organizations being intentional in how they respond to crisis situations to build credibility and trust. Find out more about Lyanne and her projects at: https://projectreliable.com/ https://www.monedamoves.com/

People in this episode

Guest: Lyanne Alfaro

Topics covered

• media literacy
• credibility
• narrative strategy
• ethical influence
• everyday activism

Keywords

• algorithmic amplification
• AI-generated content
• trust
• crisis response

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Project Reliable, Moneda Moves

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