Episode 01 · Runtime 30:00 · Parent-gated Live-to-Tape
The Common Record: Receipts Over Rhetoric
Don't Trust the Feed—Trace the Ledger: How High School Seniors & Parents Audit Viral News
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Welcome to Episode 01 of The Common Record. Every day, algorithms try to feed high schoolers and our parents rage-bait and unverified clips. We don't scroll social media here—in this studio, if a claim doesn't have a primary government receipt and a SHA-256 hash, it doesn't make the air.
- Anchor introduces self by first name only
- Parent Desk reads the Zero Social Media pledge
- Show the receipt rule on screen: primary record + SHA-256
Up next: Segment 2, Live HUD Demo — Unwrapping a Viral Subsidy Story & The False-Positive Shield
Double-Key sign-off
No tape attachedStep 1 · TapeAttach the recorded episode (audio, video, or script). Record it in your usual recording app; this site keeps the microphone off.
Step 2 · Student Producer keyThis key has no PIN yet. Set it up below.
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Verify a release manifest
Load an exported manifest (and optionally the tape file) to confirm nothing changed since both keys were turned.
On-air rules
- Students are introduced by first name only. No schools, towns, or ages beyond “seniors.”
- Teaching cases are fictional and are said to be fictional on air.
- No live streaming. Record, then seal with both keys.
- A claim makes air only with a primary record and its SHA-256 fingerprint.