Technology is changing the way we interact, whether it’s texting instead of calling or being drawn to hide behind Zentai Fetish suit as a barrier between you and the world, we’re all grappling with disconnection in some way or another…
Futurist Lucie Greene is concerned about the increasing control Big Tech has on our lives, so much so that she wrote a book about it.
Georgia and Angie discuss the research process when it comes to representing sensitive subjects and other people’s stories.
The summer of 2017 was meant to be the happiest ever for Olivia Laing who had just gotten married. And it was in many ways, but Trump’s election and looming Brexit triggered a parallel reckoning that took her by surprise.
K.O. Kwon and Angie chat about her upbringing in a strict religious household and how her love of reading prompted her to question all she knew.
In the midst of the Me Too revolution, Rebecca Traister brings us a historical perspective of when and how women’s anger has been used to propelled change. We discuss her new book Good and Mad - The Revolutionary Power of Women’s Anger, and so much more.
