Every authoritarian system has a moment people look back on and say, “That’s when we should have paid attention.” Not when the camps are built. Not when the courts are gone. But earlier—when the language changed, when exceptions became normal, when loyalty quietly replaced law.
The Great Lie: Grooming a Nation’s Mind is a long-form investigative audio documentary that asks a dangerous question: how do free societies teach themselves to stop resisting? Through real historical case studies, modern policy analysis, and immersive narrative scenes, Transition Radio maps the psychological and legal conditioning that makes authoritarian power feel reasonable.
This episode is not comfortable listening—and it’s not meant to be. It’s for people who still believe truth matters, memory matters, and democracy doesn’t defend itself. Listen to The Great Lie: Grooming a Nation’s Mind. History is whispering again. The question is whether we’re willing to hear it.
