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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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Focusing on the intersection of science, technology, and society, this podcast features in-depth discussions with scholars about their recent research and publications. The dialogue encompasses a diverse range of topics, including health disparities linked to medical institutions, the historical evolution of artificial intelligence, Indigenous narratives in archaeology, and the cultural significance of technology in social movements. Noteworthy is the engagement with contemporary issues such as environmental justice, digital rights, and the implications of fintech innovations. This podcast is likely to appeal to listeners interested in scholarly insights into how scientific and technological advancements shape societal dynamics.
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