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Hearsay Culture Radio
Hosted by Hearsay Culture Network · EN
The flagship program that airs on KZSU-FM (Stanford) each week features interviews with leading experts in technology, communications, and business. The original Hearsay Culture is a true, early pioneer of technology podcasting—on the air since 2006 featuring its pedigree deep-dive style.
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Can Human Skills Survive Technological Advancement?
Jan 16, 202500:59:36Tap to summarizeIn today’s world, generative AI is shaking up the job market, and many fear that their skills are on the chopping block. But Matt Beane’s book The Skill Code: How […]
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Navigating the Noise: A Conversation with Pico Iyer on Finding Stillness in a Tech-Saturated World
Jan 14, 202500:59:20Tap to summarizeIn a time when technology dominates our lives, it’s easy to feel adrift on an endless stream of screens and information. Yet, as the late Steve Jobs noted, “Technology alone […]
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Ignite Talks: Tracking the Future Before It’s Here
Sep 21, 202400:59:41Tap to summarizeNo description available
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Michael Rich – Can Technology Stop Criminals?
Aug 14, 2013Tap to summarizeSurveillance, predictive policing, and society What if the government used computer software to analyze your potential criminal profile—before you committed any crime? Odd as it seems, what if the profiling […]
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Tim Wu – Net Neutrality: The Internet War of 2010
Nov 10, 2010Tap to summarizeDave chats with Tim Wu about the Internet’s monopolies and their control over the flow of information. In the early 2000’s Tim Wu Tim Wu coined the term “net neutrality”—the […]
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