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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2020 · 1H 1M

Tech-Hell-no-logy?

from Historically Insignificant · host Drew Ferreira and Jason P.

Hey Friends! Me and Jason had a super fun time putting this first podcast episode together. We talked about the 4th amendment and how private our cell phones actually are. We talked about the criminal justice system and the supreme court's role in deciding for us what is considered protected and what isn't when it comes to the data on our mobile devices. We also touched on how much of our lives, when it comes to the implementation of technology, really isn't in our control. A few people in robes and a few silicon valley CEO's are deciding what rights we have when it comes to our consumerism of technology and we should all be paying close attention while we traverse this new, unknown frontier of internet saturation. So join us in asking big questions with no answers. (We may have a few answers here and there...) And lets reignite having meaningful conversations again about more than memes and sports (even those have their moments for sure). P.S. The podcasts will become less structured (sectioned out) when we figure out more and more where the cast is going, how the timing is going to work, future ads to be implemented, etc. so if you have an suggestions (music in the background?) Let us know!

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