Episode 75: Red Envelope, Please!
On tonight’s show, Thaed joins us! Topics: Changes in technology requires cultural change. Data wants to be free, but should it be? Bill Nye vs Ken Ham debate Churba’s Thing: […]
An episode of the Friday Night Party Line and Acceptable Vices podcast, hosted by FrostWorks, titled "Episode 75: Red Envelope, Please!" was published on February 1, 2014 and runs 74 minutes.
February 1, 2014 ·74m · Friday Night Party Line and Acceptable Vices
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On tonight’s show, Thaed joins us! Topics: Changes in technology requires cultural change. Data wants to be free, but should it be? Bill Nye vs Ken Ham debate Churba’s Thing: […]
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On tonight’s show, Thaed joins us! Topics: Changes in technology requires cultural change. Data wants to be free, but should it be? Bill Nye vs Ken Ham debate Churba’s Thing: […]
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