Name: Just Breathe (Pearl Jam cover) by User 39422945
Duration: 3 min 22 s
Description: Just a quick take of Just Breathe. Apologies on the piss-poor quality (I'd blame it on the fact that I recorded it on my phone but then I'd be lying ;) )

In this episode, I'm joined by my friend Nick, my brother Keith, and my girlfriend Sammy to reminisce about the younger days. I suck at these descriptions.

Reminiscing On The Younger Days

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Just a quick take of Just Breathe. Apologies on the piss-poor quality (I'd blame it on the fact that I recorded it on my phone but then I'd be lying ;) )

Just Breathe (Pearl Jam cover)

A man shares the story of how he grew up in a cult while living on a bus with his family.

I Grew Up In A Cult

During the past decade three companies have revolutionized the way we shop, socialize, and find information. I’m talking, of course, about Amazon, Facebook, and Google. While these companies have made our lives easier in many ways, my guest today argues that they’re also eroding autonomy and individuality. His name is Franklin Foer and he’s the author of the book, "World Without Mind: The Existential Threat of Big Tech." Today on the show, Franklin talks about how the utopian ideals of Silicon Valley have led to an internet that is becoming more and more homogenized and centralized. We then dig into how the vast amounts of personal information these companies have about us can be used to manipulate us. Franklin then argues that while these companies make us feel more autonomous, they’re actually diminishing our choices and reducing our individuality. We end our conversation discussing ideas on what you can do to maintain your sense of autonomy in today’s atmosphere.

Just Breathe (Pearl Jam cover)

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