In this podcast we'll explore the wonderful worlds created by words: from technology and the future to fiction and other realms. Come join me and my friends for a weekly exploration of our present, future, and humanity through storytelling. tales.dups.ca
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyFiction |
When I was growing up in the 1980s in Hong Kong, we only had four television channels. Of these, two were in English—ATV and TVB. My father refused to buy a VHS player, his reasoning being that I would spend too much time watching TV. To this day, I ... more
Today’s episode also features the flash fiction story “Sullivan’s Choice”
My name is not Dave
Dave was born bawling. He didn't really like what he saw when he popped out into the light. "Rather depressing," he drawled. But there was nothing to do a... more
If you are looking for links to various sources, materials and sites cited in the show, please scroll to the end. The article that inspired this episode is Yair Rosenberg’s The Atlantic piece: The MAGA Influencers Rehabilitating Hitler.
I only met M... more
One of my hopes for the rise of Generative AI is its ability to bring highly technical skills to a wider audience. I hope that it means the rise of applications, systems and networks that change the lives of people in a more meaningful, personalized ... more
Listen to Part 1 of this interview.
Welcome to Part 2 of my wide-ranging conversation with my dear friend Kaj Arnö in Nagu, Finland, in the Finnish Archipelago. For those who don't know Kaj, Kaj was one of the Finnish contingent of leaders at MySQL ... more
In 2007, I joined an open-source database company called MySQL AB. While I was at BioWare, I was part of the team that built the BioWare Community, which launched with the game Neverwinter Nights in July 2002. In a future episode or two, my friend an... more
No Trial for Papa
Please read the original short story by Erwin J. Warkentin featured and discussed on this podcast
Interview with Dr. Erwin J. Warkentin
Dups: You just heard me read out a story called “No Trial for Papa” by Dr. Erwin J. Warkentin... more
This episode also features an original poem “When hurricanes come to die”
"You bought what?!" I spluttered into my beer, a little bit louder than the ambience of the pub. A couple of regulars glanced my way.
"A purple dune buggy—for two dollars," A... more
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
Apple Podcasts | #33 |
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This podcast offers an insightful exploration of the intersection between technology, storytelling, and personal narratives. Episodes often feature reflections on how advancements in AI and technology influence creativity and fiction, coupled with personal anecdotes that illustrate the impacts of these changes on the host's journey and experiences. In addition to a tech-centered perspective on human expression, there is a strong focus on cultural differences and personal growth, showcasing diverse influences from the host's past and travels. The combination of thoughtful commentary on the evolving landscape of storytelling and a love for the written word makes the content engaging for audiences interested in the implications of technology o... more
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