Guest Post from Moscow: Dating, Hookups, and the Meaning of Life

from GetPublished! Radio · host Inna Logunova

This episode hosted by our correspondent Inna Logunova's podcast Being Modern, Being Human started with a conversation about modern dating and romantic relationships but organically turned to broader issues of contemporary society, such as inequality and the growing role of artificial intelligence. This is the second episode with Gerald Everett Jones, from what turned out to be her mini-series of "Talks with a Writer." #litfic #booktalk #geopolitics

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