Presented by Dayo James, episode 01 of Screen Shot Monthly Mini Sound Series looks at the intrigue of love and sex with robots, and how dating apps might act as today's sex robots. 
We interview experts in the field including Kate Devlin and Professor Trudy Barber, as well as Tinder users from across the world.

Press Contacts: 
Head of PR & Marketing: Eleanor Johnson

Production Credits:
Presenter, Writer & Producer: Dayo James
Writer, Editor & Producer: Shira Jeczmien
Researcher & Producer: Sofia Gallarate

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DIGITAL LOVE

Screen Shot Podcast Episode 02
Out For A Revolution marks the launch of PROTEST SEASON  

24 April 2017, London
Hosted by Dayo James, episode 02 looks at technology's impact on how we protest and our engagement with political activism today. 

Season contributors include Nevena Spirovska, member of the Australian Sex Party, Orsola de Castro, co-founder of Fashion Revolution, Usayd Younis - co-director of Generation Revolution, Katerina Navickas, expert in 19th & 18th century protesting, Michael Burns and more!

Speakers in order of appearance:
Bojana Popadić 
Augusto Cascales
Nevena Spirovska
Katerina Navickas
Yair Oded
Michael Burns

Production Credits:
Presenter, Writer & Producer: Dayo James
Writer, Editor & Producer: Shira Jeczmien
Writer, Editor & Producer: Sofia Gallarate

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Out For A Revolution

Jam No Peanut’s upcoming EP, Microphone Misdemeanor,  fuses tech and rap as combative tools of resistance.  For a sample, check out a  "jam-packed" (pun intended)  3-song preview with voice-note commentary on the current flow of fascism, and the future of protest.

Jam No Peanut

Digital Disorders: How The Internet Makes Us Feel
Screen Shot Mini Sound Series Returns with Episode 03 

15th August 2017, London

This podcast episode marks the launch of our seasonal focus on how the Internet effects our mental well-being. Hosted by Kit Vincent, episode 03 is an exploration of the impacts Internet platforms have for better and for worst on those who turn to them for help. 

For this episode we interviewed William Mills, recent LCC graduate and spokesperson for mental health support at university, Mark Passera and teacher on the Advertising course at LCC. 
Thank you to everyone who responded to our online questions.

Digital Disorders: how the Internet makes us feel

Screen Shot Mini Sound Series is an offshoot of Screen Shot online and print editorial platform. 
Full of political, philosophical and humorous reflections on our digital lifestyles.