There’s no way to say it without sounding clichéd, so we’re just going to let it fly: This century’s digital citizen lives a life that moves at the speed of tech. Diginaut Eric and Diginaut Deron will examine the trends and breakthroughs that promise to disrupt our digital lives, and the ethical implications for society. And they can’t stress enough how willing they are to receive free beta versions of your bleeding edge product to discuss on the show.
Slate Podcasts
Recode
2600 Enterprises
duncanstore
Brittney Gallagher
Wade Roush
Subverse News
VICE
Techdirt
WIRED
Ric Allan & Leilani Albano
evelyn douek
mh
2600 Enterprises
Voice of America
Aaron Franz
Jupiter Broadcasting
Mark Stross
FactFruit: News, Media, Information
Piers Cunningham
Slate Podcasts
Brookings Institution
Elemental.fm
Lawfare & Goat Rodeo
KMIH 889 The Bridge
WashingTech
Libertarianism.org
Basil & Gonz
Alina Utrata
Sheila Dean
Alison van Diggelen
The Evening Standard
Jupiter Broadcasting
justin_aptaker
echarny
Damian Collins
Coda
New York Times Opinion
Colin Wright
Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin, The Center for Humane Technology
The Last American Vagabond
Haleakala Empire
Listening Post / Listen Notes
Sam and Joseph Whalen
None
CIGI
WNYC Studios
WNYC Studios
WNYC Studios
Shane Killian
Dynamic Independence
Bryan Escalona
ThinkTech Hawaii
Newsbeat Radio
RLM Radio
Gigi Sohn
Dirk Primbs and Sebastian Trzcinski-Clément
Shout Out UK
Axios
WIRED UK
World Impact News
Mhegan
Oddly Incorrect
The Corbett Report Videos
Tech Policy Press
None
TMI with Aldous Tyler
The Ethical Life
Matt and Dustin
Scientific American
Dave
The Outline
zachary l
Aftermath FM
iHeartPodcasts
fredflux
None
Retraction Media
Let Em Know Podcast
None
R. Colin Johnson
Daniel
Ryan
Eli the Computer Guy
The Claremont Institute
Guardian
Revelations Radio Network
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Dan Benjamin
The Computer Guru Show
Tech Against Terrorism
Radio Sputnik
Will Pennington
Connors Forum
The Linc Austin Show Live
Peter Knab
Dan Soule
Future Forward
Utterly Moderate Network
Teddy Brosevelt is on a mission. Have yourself a listen. Recorded live at the HA-HA Factory in Austin, TX