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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2024 · 48 MIN

Who We Are Online: An Exploration of Identity and the Internet

from National Humanities Center Podcast Institute

The Who We Are Online podcast captures an approachable dialogue between four scholars about the role of the Internet shaping identities online and off. Brooke, Amy, and KMarie join host Sara in discussing the ways social, cultural, religious, and economic life are shaped by the the digital ties that bind us.The idea for the podcast first began as a project for the National Humanities Center's 2024 Winter Institute.Music provided by Massobeats

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The Who We Are Online podcast captures an approachable dialogue between four scholars about the role of the Internet shaping identities online and off. Brooke, Amy, and KMarie join host Sara in discussing the ways social, cultural, religious, and...

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