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Episodes
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#5399: Who's Actually Behind the AI? Fauxtomation ExplainedAmazon's Just Walk Out needed 1,000 workers in India. Google Duplex, Facebook M — the pattern of selling humans as software goes deep. -
#5818: 46,434 Mailing Lists That Still WorkDaniel wants a public town hall. Turns out the oldest tool on the internet — the mailing list — might be the right one. -
#5752: Two Frances, One Protest: Reading the Same Streets DifferentlyA high school walkout over unfilled teaching posts became a national movement — and two completely incompatible stories about what it means. -
#5616: What Your Window View Does to Your BrainA 1984 Science study, cortisol in cord blood, and why trees beat sky and grass — the research on what your window view actually does to you. -
#5615: Philadelphia, Here I Come: Friel's Split Man on StageOne actor can't hold Gar O'Donnell — so Brian Friel used two. Inside the 1964 play that split a man in half on stage. -
#5382: 10 Commercial Gear Upgrades for Your HomeCommercial dishwashers, washers, and fridges can outlast consumer gear — if your electrical panel cooperates. -
#5222: How to Fill a Room With People Who Remember YouIs there a rent-a-crowd industry, and can you use it to make a 41st birthday feel like being remembered?