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Arts Express 8-27-25 Featuring Patricia Clarkson

* Lilly: Patricia Clarkson as real life blue collar worker Lilly Ledbetter, fighting Goodyear Tire--and prevailing! * Action Will Be Taken--a comic Labor Noir  * In The Disruption: On the writings of philosopher and former bank robber, Bernard Stiegler * & Garland Nixon!

Welcome to The Fütch

Tired of the “AI is going to save us—or destroy us” headlines? Us too. In this debut episode, we (Julia & Steph, two AI experience designers) introduce The Fütch, a podcast for people who want to talk about tech without giving in to the hype or doom. We unpack why conversations about the future fee…

#105: Bernard Steigler - Elements of Pharmacology

This week on Critical Media Studies, Barry and Michael discuss Bernard Stiegler's "Elements of Pharmacology," a transcription of an interview with the French philosopher from June 2020, just two months prior to Stiegler's passing.  This episode focuses on Stiegler's exposition of his key term "the …

Before the Story Speaks: Narrative, Attention, and the Unmaking of the Shared World

Narrative no longer merely interprets experience. Digital systems increasingly pre-shape the scenes through which experience becomes intelligible, altering how attention is organised, how events acquire meaning and how a shared world is sustained. This episode of The Deeper Thinking Podcast uses A…

#Arteetudew 310 - Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia explore a provocative question: Why does creativity hurt the human body — but not the machine? Is the artist still a worker — or a curator of boundaries? The episode closes with the industrial new track by Los Inorgánicos: “Work. Exhaust. Collapse. Repeat.”

In this episode, Detlef explores a provocative question: Why does creativity hurt the human body — but not the machine? This episode dives into: ⚡ Burnout in the creative world ⚡ The myth of the suffering artist ⚡ Flesh vs. Electricity ⚡ AI as poison AND remedy ⚡ The artist as curator of boundaries…

Default of origin

This piece begins with a single recording: a forest soundscape captured by Louis Sarno in what is now the Central African Republic and the Republic of Congo, with birds, shifting air, and the distant rumble of a storm. The tape is not just a neutral document. It shows how sound can be taken, stor…

Attention is the Last Frontier: Bernard Stiegler and the Age of Distraction

Bernard Stiegler’s life reads like something out of a parable. A young man with no future robs banks in 1970s France, spends years behind bars, and in that captivity rebuilds himself with philosophy. He walks out of prison not as a criminal, but as a thinker possessed, convinced that the real theft…

649. Bacteria to AI: Technics, Nonconscious Cognition, and Meaning in LLMs with N. Katherine Hayles

N. Katherine Hayles is a professor of English at UCLA and Emeritus Professor of Literature at Duke University. She is also the author of a number of books on consciousness and AI. Her latest book is titled Bacteria to AI: Human Futures with Our Nonhuman Symbionts. Greg and Katherine discuss techni…

57- Artificial Intelligence with Daniel Ross

In this episode with Daniel Ross, we do a deep dive into AI. Though I've been thinking about AI (https://marioveen.com/2004/06/14/intelligent-artificiality/) I didn't really address it on this podcast yet. And who better to start this theme with than a philosopher of technology. Daniel Ross obtain…

#123: Daniel Roher - The AI Doc: Or, How I Became An Apocaloptimist

In this episode Barry and Mike discuss Daniel Roher’s 2026 documentary, The AI Doc: Or, How I Became An Apocaloptimist. They apply Bernard Stiegler’s concept of the pharmakon to understand the various positions on the development of artificial intelligence presented in the film. Link to Lawren…