President John F. Kennedy minutes before the assassination. A popular conspiracy theory is that there were multiple shooters. / Wikimedia Commons
Belief and fact don’t always line up. An Emory University class dives into the convoluted world of conspiracy theories, and how they influence American politics. We talked with instructor Felix Harcourt and two of his students: Carolyn Koehnke and Laura Marquez.
Celeste Headlee is an award-winning journalist who previously hosted GPB Radio’s “On Second Thought,” radio program. She has appeared on NPR, PBS World, CNN, BBC and other networks and began working as a public radio journalist in 1999.
Sean Powers was Georgia Public Broadcasting's first director of podcasting. He joined GPB in 2014 as a producer/reporter with On Second Thought, and remained with the program until 2018.
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