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Daniel Hope: A Spiritual Direction
Robert Freeman Wexler: Surreality
Exploring Political Madness
Lane Becker: From Actlab to Wikimedia
Political Obsession
Roboexotica and Razzennest
Current Events (Are Making Us Tense!)
EFF-Austin!
Red vs Blue Blues
The Human Journey
Dark Brandon Rises!
Searching for Meaning
Language is a Virus from Outer Space
Food and Frenzy
Plutopians on Politics
Computer Chronicles
Roy Casagranda on Politics
Kevin Driscoll: Modem World Convergence
Stanton Friedman: The Ufologist
Jim Rutt: The Business of Technology
More Monsters from the Id
Michael Webb and Charles Herrman: Meditative Inquiry
Alexandra Alvarez: 21st Century Entrepreneur
Free Speech
AKMA Adam: Interpretation and Belief
Cold War Kids
Jamais Cascio: Epiphany Engines
Gareth Branwyn: Makers
Caveat Magister: Turning Your Life Into Art
Jon and Scoop: After the Ides of March
A Canadian Perspective with Michael Tobis
Medicine, Politics, and Free-Ranging Plutopians
Kevin Driscoll: The Modem World
Todd Lappin: Free Speech
Gary Gach on Thich Nhat Hanh
Lex Pelger: Warrior of the Weird
On Creativity
Milagro de Taos
2021 Redux!
Ed Cavazos: Cyberlaw
Joe Verona: Brainwave Entrainment
Sam the Fungi: Ending Mycophobia
Kevin Russell: Welcome Mr. Shinyribs!
Jasmina Tešanović: Torino, Ibiza, the World
Spike Gillespie: Freewheelin’
Nate Wilcox: Real Politics
Day of the Dead
Vahid Razavi: Big Tech Stories
Pat Cadigan: Alien 3 and Me
Tom Miller Redux: A Plutopia flashback to an early episode.
Stephanie Vale: Jane Austen Fan Fiction
Johannes Grenzfurthner: Nerd Culture
Chris Zappone: Media, Social Media, and Politics
Suzanne Stefanac: Radio Free Zorca
Plutopian Rock and Roll
Eliza Evans Returns: Art and Activism
Tom Jennings Redux: Civil War 2021
Michael Tobis: Climate, Covid, and Crazy Times
Sandy Stone and the Hound of Heaven
John Hagel: Passion of the Explorer
Spike Gillespie: Fear and Loathing in Texas
Nate Wilcox: Politics Unusual
David Gans: Music and Community
Plutopian News Analysis and Ramble, July 2021
Paulina Borsook: Writer, Artist, Ghost
Evelyn Jean Pine: Playwright In The Pandemic
Angie Coiro: The Art of the Interview
Remembering Ed Ward
John Coate: Managing Online Communities
Sacred Data and AI: An Indigenous Perspective
UFOs: The Truth is Out There
Pat Cadigan: Covid and Cancer Won’t Stop Me From Going To Work
Patrick Lichty: NFTs and Artechnology
Steve Stroh: Broadband Access
Ed Lenert: Communications and Democracy
Doc Searls: Digital Age Media
Jean Russell: Thrivability
Carol Flake Chapman: Maybe We Will All Become Butterflies
The Anti-Fragile Playbook
Plutopia Team: The State of Social Media
Christopher Rice and Donna Kidwell: The Future of Higher Education
Joseph Rowe: Postmodern Madness
Scoop and Jon: Texas Snowpocalypse
Emily Gertz: Climate Change Update
Tom Jennings on Plutopia Live
Ritika Gopal: Copyright Law and the Internet
Sandy Stone: Varying the Frequencies
Robert Matney: Disinformation and Insurrection
Zaid Hassan: Complexity Requires Practice
Justin Hall: Links and Buds
Sharon Strover: Online Disinformation
Alexandra Alvarez: Finding Talent
Richard Cytowic: Neurology and Synesthesia
Joe Nick Patoski: Robert Ealey’s Blues
Participatory Medicine and Covid-19
Cory Doctorow: Attack Surface
Jon Lebkowsky: Truth In The Time of the Internet
Matt Cohen: Living with Covid-19
David Weinberger: Everyday Chaos
Gareth Branwyn: Beyond Cyberpunk