About this episode

The episode discusses the media-generated toilet paper panic of 1973 and its implications for understanding establishment control over public perception.

You all remember the Great Toilet Paper Panic, don't you? No, not the scamdemic toilet paper panic? The 1973 toilet paper panic! Oh, you don't know how that panic got started? Well, pull up a chair and get a notepad. The story of the media-generated fake toilet paper panic has a lot to teach us about how the establishment and its media mouthpieces can corral the population...and how we can fight back.

Topics covered

• media manipulation
• public panic
• historical events
• toilet paper
• propaganda
• establishment control

Keywords

• toilet paper panic
• media
• propaganda
• 1973
• public perception
• establishment
• panic

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