Join Nell Schofield and Brett Solomon as they scan their retinas across the latest global cyber issues and compress them into byte-sized chunks of goodness for your ears. As Executive Director of Access Now, Brett has a unique insight into the role of human rights in the digital age. Nell worked with the Lock the Gate Alliance and hosts Roadtrip on BayFM99.9 where TWICS is first broadcast live fro... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | a year ago |
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