Michael Loewinger
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17 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 2d ago
Michael Loewinger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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By Avery's estimate, the film has now reached a hundred million viewers in total, which would make it maybe the most viewed independent doc ever.
Because of its success online, Mark Cuban offered to produce and distribute the film, give it a proper nationwide theatrical release.
And after that fell through, they brought on Alex Jones as an executive producer.
Needless to say, the film has garnered, you know, a lot of negative attention, which might be why Avery declined my request for an interview.
And he only agreed to talk with Dan Tobersky after the two of them
Of truth in it.
According to a recent New York Times article, Loose Change supplied the modern template for disinformation, coaxing its viewers to do their own research on fanatical forums.
Quote, they disappeared down rabbit holes and emerged days or weeks later as, if not full-fledged 9/11 truthers, at least passionate skeptics.
Nowadays, Dylan Avery and his producer Corey wrote feel they're under attack, that they
They've been blamed for unleashing a flurry of other conspiracy theories, most of which they want nothing to do with.
Everything that's happening now is bananas.
This is Dylan Avery in a clip from nine twelve, Dan Tabersky's podcast.
Actually touching on an interesting debate in the field of media studies.
Is this type of popular misinformation the cause of, say, widespread fringe theories about 9-11?
Or does a film like Loose Change go viral because it quenches a thirst in the culture?
I think it can be a mixture of both, and in this case, the context in which the film was made and released offers some powerful clues.
Charles B.
Strozier is a psychoanalyst and the author of a recent academic article tracking public polling data to figure out exactly when nine eleven conspiracy theories broke into the mainstream.
By 2002, a book that featured the bulk of the theories that would end up in loose change had become a bestseller in France.
But Americans weren't taking notice.
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