Ghosts and technology goblins

An episode of the The Jump Cut podcast, hosted by The Jump Cut Podcast, titled "Ghosts and technology goblins" was published on April 26, 2019 and runs 0 minutes.

April 26, 2019 ·0m · The Jump Cut

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We haven't abandoned you! Carrie has learned more than she needs to know about wifi servers, plaster walls, and the time and space continuum, but it's totally worth it. Our technology is going to be so good, it will be like we're recording inches away from each other, despite living in different parts of the country. In the meantime, tell us your ghost stories. That sounds like a thing we're gonna want to talk about. 

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We haven't abandoned you! Carrie has learned more than she needs to know about wifi servers, plaster walls, and the time and space continuum, but it's totally worth it. Our technology is going to be so good, it will be like we're recording inches away from each other, despite living in different parts of the country. In the meantime, tell us your ghost stories. That sounds like a thing we're gonna want to talk about.

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