Love in the Digital Age: Recent Episodes
Love in the Digital Age
From KQED Radio, Love in the Digital Age explores how technology changes the way we experience love, friendship, intimacy, and connection.
When Steve Julian of KPCC in Los Angeles was diagnosed with a terminal brain cancer, his wife Felicia Friesema turned to social media for solace, support, and the space to process this heart-breaking journey.
The choice today is not whether to document our private lives online, but how. Host Rachael Myrow chats with Rico Gagliano, from The Dinner Party Download.
Matrimonial websites are becoming a matchmaking tool of choice for middle-class couples in India and abroad.
'It’s almost like when I’m looking at pornography, I’m burning off the little receptors that are my feelings.'
A mother tries to figure out what to do as daughter sexts, cuts herself, drinks to excess and does drugs.
Married in 1994, they're now three years into a 10-year separation because of immigration law.