Episode 303 - Citizen Ruth (1996) - Modern Technology Wat...

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Prompted by current events, Gila and Rob use the 1996 film "Citizen Ruth" as a starting point to talk about the current state of bodily autonomy and reproductive rights in the United States.This is not a standard fun episode of "Modern Technology Watches," but it's the episode we needed to make this particular week. We appreciate your understanding.Content warnings: US politics, reproductive health and decisions, religious fanaticism, addiction.Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen_RuthShare your thoughts via email or voice:https://modern.technology/contact/Another fine chunk of audio from the Modern Technology Podcast Networkhttps://modern.technologyQuestions? Comments? Suggestions? We'd love to hear from you!Contact us via email, social media, or voice:https://modern.technology/contact/Subscribe to our email newsletter!https://modern.technology/emails/Made by humans for humans. No AI slop here!

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Prompted by current events, Gila and Rob use the 1996 film "Citizen Ruth" as a starting point to talk about the current state of bodily autonomy and reproductive rights in the United States.This is not a standard fun episode of "Modern Technology...

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