What happens to truth when images can be created in seconds?

In a world of AI, deepfakes, and endless visuals, this episode asks a powerful question: Why does authentic photography matter more than ever?

Award‑winning photojournalist Paul Hansen shares rare insights into trust, ethics, and responsibility behind the camera. He speaks about war reporting, difficult choices, and the images we choose not to take — reminding us that photography is never about technology, but about humanity.

As synthetic images flood our feeds, Hansen offers a hopeful perspective:
The more fakes we see, the more valuable real stories become.

This conversation is about truth, courage, and the emotional power of images that can change how we see the world.
If you care about journalism, creativity, or simply staying human in the age of AI — this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen now and join the conversation about the future of visual truth.