
Smart conversations, big ideas, university research, public interest. Produced as live events, and audio productions.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | ScienceCoursesEducation | ||||

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Digital disruption, new and old tech, and the things that hold our attention - excerpts from a conversation between William Gibson (author) and Fenwick McKelvey (Professor, Communications & internet researcher), moderated by journalist Erin Anderssen... more
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Love these—there's a fresh and very human dimension to the discussions. A welcome window onto the passion and creativity of bleeding edge research (and researchers)!
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