What happens when a warning arrives — and no one listens?

In this first episode of After the Headline, we explore three real stories that appeared across news feeds… and then quietly vanished beneath disbelief, apathy, or trust already worn thin.

Story One
📍 UK warned to prepare for missile attacks
A retired general sounded the alarm. The public shrugged.
Was it denial, digital overload — or a deeper erosion of trust?

Story Two
📍 NHS data quietly shared with private companies
There was no opt-in. No alert. Just a notice on a webpage no one read.
We follow the story of consent that was assumed — and never asked for.

Story Three
📍 AI now conducts job interviews in the UK
Candidates are scored by how they speak, how they pause, how they look.
The algorithm watches. But does it understand?

🔍 Each story is real. Every silence is earned.

After the Headline blends news documentary with emotional forensics — unpacking not just what happened, but how people reacted, what they believed, and what the system counted on them not noticing.

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🔊 Credits & Format

In the far south of Chile, high in the Andes, there’s a glacier called Amarillo.
It wasn’t listed. It wasn’t claimed. It wasn’t for sale.

But this year, someone began scanning it — from orbit.

They said it was for protection.
What they really created was a digital copy:
Mapped, modeled, and minted as a token.
One square meter at a time.

In this episode, we unpack the rise of “nature-based digital assets” —
and what it means when care becomes code.
Who owns a glacier if no one touches it?
And what systems profit when stewardship becomes a product?

Calm. Investigative. Cinematic.
We don’t just report the story —
we ask what built it.

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