Journalist Peter Byrne joins us to discuss Military AI Watch. Hosted by Project Censored, Military AI Watch “exposes the hidden forces behind the AI arms race, the corporations cashing in, and the dire consequences for global security and democracy. Based on two years of extensive research, Byrne’s reporting sheds light on what powerful interests don’t want you to know.”

https://americanexception.com/

Plain Reading is back! We're talking to Vahid Friedrich, who not only tells us about story in #SciFi, #videoGames, and #film ; he also reveals the meaning of life!

https://plainreading.libsyn.com/stories-wherever-you-find-them-vahid-friedrich

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Art historian Donato Loia is talking to us on the latest episode of Plain Reading! #Music, #language, #attention, the #universal: we're covering it all. And oh yes, #Books !

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have enjoyed this quite a bit. its funny, science-y and a great downtime listen with a nice hhgttg feel. production will hopefully continue with a little more attention.

available via search in antennapod, via the website or this RSS feed.

Episode 3.2 is live! We're talking to author and publisher of B-Side Editions Deborah Shapiro about working with limitations, #publishing and #Design, and Columbo!

https://plainreading.libsyn.com/publishing-and-craft-deborah-shapiro

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cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/7598110

I was listening to a podcast and the guy was making a point that the Jedi were just like the janissaries of the Ottoman empire because they "stole children" and I just... got so annoyed that I couldn't listen to it anymore, even though I kinda wanted to due to the other host.

I know where the argument about the Jedi comes from, which comes from the days of the old EU and Karen Traviss and all that stuff, but I just sort-of had a flash of anger. It's just a pop culture franchise, right? It's literally just a story. Hell, The Acolyte was pretty rough on the Jedi's portrayal and I enjoyed it.

Anyway, I just found it pretty dumb, but for some reason, I found that I couldn't continue. It's like I had a mental block.

I paused for a moment but then the Spotify episode remained paused.

I wasn't even that angry, but I... just found myself not interested in this spiel even though I'm normally interested in the podcast

Hello, we just started this podcast about political tech, with a strong focus on civic tech. You can find more information at democracyinnovators.com.

In this episode of the Independent Creator podcast, Josh delves into the intricacies of organizing workflows for content creation. He shares his personal journey of restructuring his digital life using the PARA method, which stands for Projects, Areas, Resources, and Archives. Throughout the conversation, he emphasizes the importance of maintaining an organized file system to enhance productivity and reduce the clutter that often accompanies creative work. Josh reflects on his challenges with overthinking and the need for a streamlined approach to managing digital assets, ultimately encouraging listeners to embrace their own organizational journeys.

I've listened to The History of Rome, Fall of Civilizations, and a lot of The Rest is History and Revolutions.

Any recs?

The season finale of Plain Reading is here! We're talking to management professor and executive director of the Clifton Strengths Institute Tim Hodges about notes in your #books, personal shelving practices, and more!

https://plainreading.libsyn.com/reading-what-you-love-loving-what-you-do-tim-hodges

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