A podcast about how the culture we produce shapes media, and how that goes both ways.
Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University
Scott Rodgers
Nikola Danaylov interviews Ray Kurzweil, Michio Kaku, Noam Chomsky, Max More, Aubrey de Grey, Jeremy Rifkin & others...
Adam Gamwell
Dávid Tvrdoň & Marc Biskup
None
Journalism.co.uk
Chris Krycho and Stephen Carradini
Journalism.co.uk
black mirror institute // khm
Sven Haiges
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nikola Danaylov
Scene World Magazine
The Webby Awards
Behind the Bricks
Initiative for Digital Public Infrastructure
Nikos Katsikanis
journeysinpodcasting
VRTL
ArtSciLab at UT Dallas
Laura Pasquini & Jeff Jackson
Crafting what happens online after we die
Kim Crayton
Kent Bye
State of the Art Org
LIMA
Dave Ackley
Sebastiaan van der Lans
The Global Lab
Tom Guarriello, Ph.D.
Our-Hometown.com
Dale Basler and Brian Bartel
The Children‘s Media Conference
ACM SIGGRAPH
David Mattin
MultiLingual Media
Jesse Asiedu-Akrofi
Edufuturists
Brian and Adam
Maurice Cherry, Lunch
EdSurge Podcast
MAEKAN
Angelo Fernando
Lex Fridman
Mount Royal University Library
Our Friend the Computer
BBC Radio 4
Marshall Poe
New Models
iHeartPodcasts
Aiming For The Moon
LEXMAN AI 101010
The Bradley Center
Maremel Institute
Ferry Hoes
co-matter
Colleen Macklin
Talks at Google
Vishwajeet and Devendra
Robb Pope
Yasmeen
SingularityNET
The Simpletons
TEN7
Radio AK
MCN (Museum Computer Network)
Jordan Ramsey, Zachary Johnson, and Zach Hays
BBC Radio 5 live
Guthrie Weinschenk and Susan Weinschenk
The Long Now Foundation
Brad Rourke
HUSH
Heather Gold, Kevin Marks, & Deborah Schultz
Charlotte Pierce
Gusztav Velicsek & Pearse Toomey
Processing Foundation
Matt Ballantine & Chris Weston
Glenn Fleishman
KMDI
Luke Robert Mason
The What If...? LLC
The What If...? LLC
College Daze
Leo
FIPP
Switchback
HeadStuff
SensiLab, Monash University
Singularity University
Supplyframe
The Journalism Explainer
Jeffery K Guin
Jarrett Fuller and Rory King
Discussions on how technology impacts social issues, with an intersectional feminist twist.
criticaldistance
The J.W. Couch Foundation
Dartey Media
Wired