Team Human is a weekly podcast and set of resources enabling human intervention in the economic, technological, and social programs that determine how we live, work, and interact. This is media as cultural resistance and a path to social change. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 12 days 20 hours 47 minutes
episode 101: Alissa Quart "It's Not Your Fault"
Alissa Quart on how the American Dream failed us, and what sort of dream we should put in its place.
episode 100: Molly Crabapple and Jace Clayton (DJ Rupture) Live at Civic Hall
Artist and journalist Molly Crabapple with DJ and author Jace Clayton on the power of art to "see across borders."
episode 99: Eliott Edge: Finding the Other "Others"
Eliott Edge on Virtual Reality as an extension of human imagination and the ethics of the "simulation."
episode 98: Chris Dancy "I Put Myself In Airplane Mode"
Chris Dancy's radical engagement with personal surveillance tech saved his life.
Special Announcement! Team Human Live w/ Molly Crabapple and Jace Clayton August 16th at Civic Hall
Team Human will be taping a live show with special guests Molly Crabapple and Jace Clayton.
episode 97: Parker Posey "It's the Screens That Got Small."
Parker Posey steps outside of the shrunken screen to find magic in the unscripted and the unknown.
episode 96: Bo Burnham "The Movie of Your Own Life Does Not Suck"
Bo Burnham looks at the ways social media has reshaped our concept of self as well as our relationships with others. His new movie Eighth Grade is out this week.
episode 95: Team Human w/ Virtual Futures Live in London Part 2: Rupert Sheldrake
Are human beings more than the sum of our quantifiable parts?
episode 94: Team Human w/ Virtual Futures Live in London Part 1: Pat Cadigan
"What if we stopped thinking about the future as a noun and started thinking about it as a verb?"
episode 93: Palak Shah "Who's Gonna Care?"
How will we care for our caregivers? Palak Shah of the National Domestic Workers Alliance explains how the work of caring for others brings us face to face with the deepest things that make us human.