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Excellent content, but the audio of the introductory part is disturbed by static noise. Thankfully the introduction is pretty short. The audio of the interview is much better. I think it would be wise to get a new microphone.
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on scholarly discussions of recently published work in science, technology, and society, with a strong emphasis on historical perspectives, data practices, and the social and political implications of technology. Conversations feature historians, linguists, information scholars, and interdisciplinary researchers who trace how technologies shape culture, economy, and everyday life—from early computing and data archives to modern policy debates surrounding AI, digital infrastructure, and environmental impact. A notable strength is the ability to translate complex research into accessible storytelling through archival anecdotes, cross-disciplinary comparisons, and thoughtful critiques of technological c... more
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