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The Narrative That Built Us, and the Collapse That's Tearing Us Apart

Tonight, settle in with one of the oldest questions in human history: what holds large groups of strangers together, and what happens when that bond breaks? The fifth and final episode of the Belonging Series travels from a 12,000-year-old ritual site in Turkey, including its deliberately buried pillars, through the evolution of language, the printing press, the brief anomaly of broadcast media, and into the fractured algorithmic present. One hour of gentle narration followed by seven hours of ambient music designed for overnight listening. Headphones recommended for the full effect. Learn something that matters as you fall asleep, and let your brain do the rest. Part of the Being & Becoming Sleep Smart series, The Belonging Series. Topics covered: Göbekli Tepe and its deliberate burial, oral tradition and memory, Robin Dunbar and the evolution of language, imagined communities, Benedict Anderson, shared ritual and cultural cohesion, the printing press and the Reformation, radio and television as unified informational commons, Walter Cronkite and the Fairness Doctrine, Henri Tajfel and social identity theory, the enemy narrative and how it is used for control, algorithmic media and the fracturing of shared reality, the MIT false news study, narrative collapse versus narrative fracture, Renée DiResta, what belonging costs when the story breaks.