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Context and Character

Context and Character

Auteur(s): Hero Not Zero
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 Context and Character is a documentary podcast. We examine how predators of all types persist in plain sight—not because information is absent, but because it is fragmented, minimized, misclassified, or misunderstood. Predators exploit that gap. Through narrative reporting, analysis, and primary records, the show explores how institutions fail victims—how reports are reframed, concerns minimized, and accountability delayed or denied. We ask not just what happened, but how it was allowed to happen—and why it happened again.Hero Not Zero Sciences sociales
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  • The Gap - What the Record Doesn’t Show

    The Gap - What the Record Doesn’t Show
    Feb 8 2026

    We rely on background checks, credentials, and verified badges to tell us who is safe. A green checkmark. A clean record.

    But what happens when predatory behavior is erased or never makes it into the record at all?

    In this first episode of Context and Character, we examine the gap—the invisible space between who someone appears to be on paper and who they are in reality. We explore how institutions quietly manage risk, how misconduct is handled behind closed doors, and how the absence of records is often mistaken for proof of safety.

    This episode lays out the core framework of the series: why predatory behavior is rarely accidental, how information is systematically erased or fragmented, and why “clean backgrounds” can be dangerously misleading.
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    22 min
  • Podcast Teaser

    Podcast Teaser
    Feb 5 2026

    Context and Character is a documentary-style podcast by Hero Not Zero examining how institutions rely on surface-level checks, clean records, and reputational shields—while deeper patterns go unexamined.

    Here, we introduce the premise of the show - safety is not a checkbox, and character cannot be assessed without context.
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    2 min
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