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The Cyber Threat Perspective
SecurIT360
Talk of the Week
Liam
Future of Life Institute Podcast
Future of Life Institute
Einundzwanzig, der Bitcoin Podcast
Einundzwanzig
The AllinCrypto Podcast
AllinCrypto
The Med Device Cyber Podcast
Blue Goat Cyber
Reflections
Livewire Labs
Roz & Mocha
Frequency Podcast Network
Mahlakung
Thobela FM
Looks Like New
MEDLab
Proof of Law
Quantum Lex
The Milk Road Show
The Milk Road Show
a16z crypto show
a16z crypto, Robert Hackett, Sonal Chokshi
FLOOD PROTECTION SECRETS by Dr Andreas Klippe｜Homeowner｜Businessman｜Public Servant｜Architect/ Engr.
“DR. FLOOD” Andreas Klippe - Engineer, Entrepreneur, Book Author
heiseshow
heise online
9to5Mac Happy Hour
9to5Mac
My Weird Prompts
Daniel Rosehill
Higher Ed Pulse
Mallory Willsea
Church Sound Podcast
ProSoundWeb
eCommerce Evolution
Brett Curry
New Matter: Inside the Minds of SLAS Scientists
SLAS
Techlandia
Technology Association of Oregon
The Everything Feed - All Packet Pushers Pods
Packet Pushers
The Fat Pipe - Most Popular Packet Pushers Pods
Packet Pushers
Podcast Idiot
Kevin Bae
The Good Tech Companies
HackerNoon
First Ring Daily
Paul Thurrott and Brad Sams
TechCheck
CNBC
Cool Science Radio
Lynn Ware Peek, Scott Greenberg
Chit Chat Across the Pond
Allison Sheridan
Podcast Patapoe
0d0a
Rabbit Hole Recap
ODELL and Marty Bent
Tech&Co, la quotidienne
BFM Business
RadioCSIRT
Radio CSIRT
ColdFusion
Dagogo
The Rock and Roll Geek Show
Michael Butler
Technology
MEDLab
On this episode of Looks Like New, MEDLab's Stephanie Abdalla speaks with Dr. Naim Aburaddi, artist, journalist, and PhD graduate whose work explores how immersive tech can document destruction. Aburaddi is the co-founde...
MEDLab research fellow Kadallah Burrowes speaks with Lauren Gardner, Executive Director of Open Source Collective, about what it means to build infrastructure for the commons and why the lessons of grassroots arts spaces...
In this month's episode, in conversation with MEDLab fellow Stephanie Abdalla, Dr. Gebru discusses AI ethics research, the history of the AGI movement, and movements of resistance that can lead us to alternative AI futur...
In this episode of Looks Like New, MEDLab's Kadallah Burrowes sits down with political economist Nick Srnicek to examine the rise of platform capitalism and the forces shaping today’s digital economy. The conversation m...
Recently on Looks Like New, host Kadallah Burrowes is joined by Ytasha Womack, an author, filmmaker, and independent scholar whose work has been foundational to how we understand Afrofuturism as both a cultural movement ...
On this month's episode of Looks Like New, MEDLab’s Stephanie Abdalla speaks with Dr. Nesrine Mansour about rethinking architecture in the age of digital media and artificial intelligence. Their conversation explores how...
In this month’s episode, MEDLab’s Stephanie Abdalla interviews Dr. Nick Couldry about the intricate relationship between media, power, and societal structures. Their conversation touches on data colonialism, the importan...
In this month’s episode of Looks Like New, hosted by MEDLab’s associate director Júlia Martins Rodrigues, we speak with Camila Galaz, an interdisciplinary artist, editor, and researcher whose work explores the intersecti...
Who will own the future of gig work? In this month's episode of Looks Like New, MEDlab Associate Director Júlia Martins speaks with Minsun Ji, Executive Director of the Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center, about emp...
In this episode of Looks Like New, host Júlia Martins Rodrigues speaks with Warren Liu, a Media Studies doctoral student. Liu examines how video games shape culture—both by reflecting colonial legacies and by offering sp...
Who gets to participate in society—and how do we build systems that serve everyone, not just the privileged few? In this episode of Looks Like New, MEDLab's Júlia Martins Rodrigues speaks with Dr. Nicol Turner Lee, a le...
AI is advancing at lightning speed—so fast that questions of ownership and data use often get left behind. What control do we really have over our data in these massive language models? And how can we rethink governance ...
It’s easy to look at today’s pop culture and advertising and feel nostalgic for earlier generations—but were those eras really so different? What trends have remained consistent throughout our history? In this month’s ep...
In the digital age, it's hard to resist free conveniences—but are they really free? So much of our data is constantly being bought and sold without our knowledge, making it crucial to find safe alternatives to keep our p...
Writing code can be like casting a spell: magic words, written in a special language, bring new worlds into existence. But spells can have consequences. Who is responsible for how technology impacts society? This month o...
Political discourse around social media has become increasingly significant, particularly during the recent presidential transition. Debates about TikTok’s viability, new censorship policies on Meta platforms, and the on...
How connected is the struggle for racial justice and the fight for a democratic economy? How has racism hindered the fight, and how can activists work together for a better future on both fronts? This month on, Looks Li...
In an ever more messy online media environment, it can be hard to know where to let ourselves be truly creative. This month on Looks Like New, MEDLab community fellow Andy DiLallo spoke with Yancey Stricker, best known a...
Whether or not we have children of our own, many of us have wondered how we approach their privacy in the digital world. What's the best way we can approach this increasingly important question? In this episode, MEDLab r...
Every one of us has felt the impact of the shortcomings within our current economic system. Where did this system go wrong? More importantly, what can we do to make it right? To answer these questions we spoke to Marjor...
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