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The Browser - Lyz Lenz 53:30

10d ago53:30

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System Error: Where Big Tech Went Wrong and How We Can Reboot. 26:35

17d ago26:35

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Philosopher Rob Reich, political scientist Jeremy Weinstein and computer scientist Mehran Sahami are the authors of the brand new book System Error: Where Big Tech Went Wrong and How We Can Reboot. We play a round of The Last Word, where we ask fascinating people to answer difficult questions in a very specific number of words.…

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Sylvia Bishop 17:24

28d ago17:24

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Sylvia is a children’s book writer and the Assistant Publisher of The Browser. Sylvia reveals why you always kill off the parents, how to tap into the mind of a child, and evolutionary psychology.

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Charles Saumarez-Smith on Art Galleries 1:01:37

2M ago1:01:37

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Charles Saumarez-Smith, former director of the National Portrait Gallery, discusses his new book, The Art Museum in Modern Times. Interview by Beatrice Wilford.

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Job market “awful” for Singapore expats but recovery coming | eFinancialCareers 3:20

3M ago3:20

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Relevance In Art with Garth Greenwell 38:44

6M ago38:44

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Inspired by his piece “Making Meaning”, Garth Greenwell joins Lindelani and Nontsi to discuss the meaning of the word and the idea of relevance when we talk about art, and how it poses a danger to how we encounter art. Reading material mentioned in the conversation: Cleanness by Garth Greenwell What Belongs To You: A Novel by Garth Greenwell…

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Browser Conversations: Katy Gero and Jaan Altosaar 55:38

6M ago55:38

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Today, our host is Robert Cottrell, editor of the Browser. He is joined by Katy Gero and Jaan Altosaar, two guests with fascinating perspectives on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Katy is a computer scientist who uses AI in her work as a poet and an essayist, while Jaan is a postdoctoral researcher working on machine learning in healt…

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Biological Warfare with LSUSR 25:34

7M ago25:34

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Inspired by his piece “The Future of Biological Warfare”, LSUSR joins Lindelani and Nontsi to chat about the future of biological warfare.Bởi Radio Browser

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Browser Conversations: Caroline Crampton and Cal Flyn 41:23

7M ago41:23

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Caroline Crampton, the deputy editor of the Browser, talks to literary non-fiction writer Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment, about abandoned places.

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The Hatboro Blues with Shawn McCreesh 33:29

7M ago33:29

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Inspired by his piece “The Hatboro Blues”, Shawn McCreesh joins Lindelani and Nontsi to share his experience on growing up in an American town during the opioid epidemic. "The Hatboro Blues" was originally published in the Autumn issue of Liberties Journal. The piece has been taken down but if you are interested in reading it, please email editors@…

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Understanding Bruxism with Madeleine Watts 22:29

7M ago22:29

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Inspired by her essay “The Year of Grinding Teeth”, Madeleine Watts joins Lindelani and Nontsi to discuss her experience with bruxism and the shared anxiety that came with 2020.

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Browser Conversations: Alex Tabarrok and Bill Emmott 44:33

7M ago44:33

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Bill Emmott, former editor-in-chief of The Economist and now co-director of the Global Commission for Post-Pandemic Policy, talks to Alex Tabarrok, Professor of Economics at George Mason University and co-author of the blog Marginal Revolution, on lessons learned from the pandemic so far, and what lies ahead.…

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The Moral Philosophy Of Giving with Peter Singer 34:28

7M ago34:28

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Hosts Lindelani and Nontsi discuss the moral ethics of giving with the philosopher Peter Singer focusing on the implications of the ethical code for people living in lower and middle income countries. Reading material mentioned in the conversation: The Life You Can Save by Peter Singer

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This bizarre conspiracy theory is why QAnon believers are predicting Trump’s return on March 4th - Raw Story - Celebrating 16 Years of Independent Journalism 2:07

8M ago2:07

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On Running And Escapism with Larissa Pham 25:53

8M ago25:53

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Inspired by her essay “On Running”, Larissa Pham joins Lindelani and Nontsi to discuss the psychological effects, and meditative properties of running. Reading material mentioned in the conversation:: Pop Song by Larissa PhamBởi Radio Browser

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Greg Pearce, MD, Touchdown Charging – The Exceptional Sales Career 16:51

8M ago16:51

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An impoverished MIT student made $200k in two weeks | eFinancialCareers 6:30

8M ago6:30

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The Joys And Sorrows Of Life with Robert Cottrell 38:27

8M ago38:27

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Inspired by Emily Franklin’s thought-provoking piece “The Requirement of Adequacy”; Lindelani, Nontsi and Robert discuss restrictions to personal freedom, the bitter-sweet reality of parenting and coping with the dangers of life.

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Malls In The Philippines with Diana Martinez 38:33

8M ago38:33

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The view that malls are simply structures of commerce is challenged in this conversation between Nontsi, Lindelani and Diana. The article that inspired this conversation posits that malls in the Philippines are infrastructural, and also explores the emotional and psychological experience of going to a mall in the Philippines. The article that inspi…

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Understanding Artemisia Gentileschi with Helen Lewis 32:47

8M ago32:47

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Nontsi and Lindelani chat with Helen Lewis about "how the feminist passion for Artemisia Gentileschi’s life story risks overwhelming her artistic talent." Inspired by Helen's piece titled “Isn’t She Good—For a Woman?” Reading material mentioned in the conversation: Difficult Women: A History of Feminism in 11 Fights by Helen Lewis The Obstacle Race…

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Understanding Disability with Joanne Limburg 33:25

9M ago33:25

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Nontsi and Lindelani chat with Joanne Limburg about her personal journey with disability and the impact it has had on her family, social and professional life. Inspired by Joanne’s piece titled “Am I disabled?” Reading material mentioned in the conversation: Disability Visibility by Alice Wong The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time by Ma…

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Infrastructure Private Equity: Deals, Interviews, Salaries, and Exits 11:51

9M ago11:51

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52 Things I Learned In 2020 with Tom Whitwell 44:49

9M ago44:49

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Inspired by the piece 52 Things I Learned in 2020, Lindelani and Nontsi speak to the author Tom Whitwell about his list of interesting things he learned in the year 2020.

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Complex Systems Of The Modern World with Tim Maughan 52:18

9M ago52:18

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Inspired by the piece The Modern World Has Finally Become Too Complex for Any of Us to Understand, Lindelani and Nontsi speak to the author Tim Maughan about the complex systems of the modern world and how they affect us.

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Understanding Cheating with Alicia Walker 36:54

9M ago36:54

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Inspired by the interview Men who have affairs: An Interview with Alicia Walker, conducted by Arielle Kuperberg, Lindelani and Nontsi speak to the Dr. Alicia Walker about her studies on cheating and how to better understand what cheating is.Bởi Radio Browser

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Everyone Should Be In The Crossword With Michelle McGhee 26:49

9M ago26:49

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Inspired by the piece Who’s in the Crossword, Lindelani speaks to the co-author Michelle McGhee about inclusion in the crossword and the experience of existing within marginalized and underrepresented cultures.

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Shocking art vs Shocking subjects 34:14

10M ago34:14

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Lindelani and Nontsi chat with Sophie Haigney, about her piece featured in the Browser (titled Making Art Bad Again) about shock, protest, and visual art in the age of Trump and what similarities or differences exist in the South African context. Mentioned in the episode: Brett Murray Ayanda Mabulu

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Our grandparents rule! 35:46

10M ago35:46

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This week, Lindelani and Nontsi chat with Alison Gopnik, about her wonderful piece featured in the Browser (titled Vulnerable yet vital) about the importance of grandparents in the life and upbringing of their grandchildren.

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Maboneng Precinct 34:30

10M ago34:30

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Inspired by Stefan Al’s “The Air-Conditioned Cowboy”, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss the similarities of the becoming of Las Vegas to that of Maboneng. They further discuss the good and bad that Maboneng Precinct has brought to the community of downtown Johannesburg.

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Top 10 Company Valuation Interview Questions – With Explanations 12:33

10M ago12:33

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The story of Sikkim’s merger with India with Sunaina Kumar 21:26

10M ago21:26

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This week, Lindelani and Nontsi chat with Sunaina Kumar, about her wonderful piece (featured in the titled Kingdom from which we learn about the "aristocrats, enigmatic wives, and spymasters in the drama of Sikkim’s merger with India." Sunaina's writings: 1. https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2016/11/uighur-exiles-kashmir-heaven-16111713384…

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Soul-searching Part 2 16:43

11M ago16:43

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Nontsi, Lindelani and X continue the conversation of soul-searching inspired by Morgan Housel's article I Have A Few Questions.

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Our Answers to some of Life's questions asked by Morgan Housel 35:11

11M ago35:11

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Nontsi and Lindelani are joined by X in attempting to answer some "Soul-searching" questions asked by an investment adviser, Morgan Housel. This episode is inspired by the article I Have A Few Questions.

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The need and opportunity of vending machines 20:06

11M ago20:06

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Inspired by Zachary Crockett’s “The economics of vending machines”, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss the need and opportunity for vending machines in less privileged areas for business owners but most importantly, for the customers who need the products (that prove to not be as easily accessible through the currently available supply chains).…

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A closer look at Acceptance Parenting with Agnes Callard 30:07

11M ago30:07

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In this episode, Agnes Callard, an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Chicago joins our hosts Lindelani and Nontsi in an insightful discussion on Acceptance Parenting and how it either does or does not apply in their own lives. This episode was inspired by Agnes' recently Browser featured essay Acceptance Parenting You can find …

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Decisions Great and Small 29:46

12M ago29:46

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Inspired by Morgan Housel’s “Common causes of very bad decisions”, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss the consequences of overlooking small decisions and the decisions we make in compromising situations. Mentioned in this episode: - Article that inspired the episode https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/bad-decisions/ - Adventure Time - Sarafina - Mandl…

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Understanding Euthanasia 37:50

12M ago37:50

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Inspired by Ken Weiss’s “He is (or well, he was) just a cat! On legalized killing.....er.....Euthenasia for mere animals”, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss how they understand euthanasia for animals and how the love and compassion for animals sometimes outweighs that of humanity.Bởi Radio Browser

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Rivalry in society 39:53

12M ago39:53

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Inspired by Steve Randy Waldman’s “Dispersion causes discohesion”, Nontsi, Lindelani and X discuss what they have experienced of rivalry in society.

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Surveillance vs Privacy 51:17

1y ago51:17

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Inspired by Adrian Hon’s “Digital Sight Management, and the Mystery of the Missing Amazon Receipts”, Nontsi and Lindelani are joined by X to discuss the surveillance that our devices invite vs our privacy. They discuss private sexual expression in the presence of their computers and furthermore if digital surveillance is welcome or can work togethe…

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What's in a name? 24:15

1y ago24:15

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Inspired by Osama Shehzad ’s “Do you get shit for your name?”, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss what is in a name, from the African context.

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To have children or not 43:01

1y ago43:01

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In this episode, Nontsi and Lindelani are joined by X Njokweni in discussing the societal, cultural and spiritual obligations of having children in the African context. This conversation was inspired by Rob Delaney’s article “The pain and pleasure of vasectomy" Twitter: @XNjoks Facebook: exnjokweni Instagram: exnjokweni…

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Recommendation with Evangeline Garreau 21:31

1y ago21:31

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This week Uri Bram, Publisher of The Browser, chats with Evangeline Garreau, Writer of May I Recommend, about the art of recommendation and curation. May I Recommend: Evangeline.website Twitter: @egarreau

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African Intelligence 34:56

1y ago34:56

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In this episode, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss intelligence in the African context. This conversation was inspired by the article titled “Are Humans Intelligent?” by Arram Sabeti.

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Thrifting Tales 36:15

1y ago36:15

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Inspired by Zachary Crockett’s “Meet the company that sells your lost airplane luggage”, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss the trend of thrifting in South Africa, the relationship South African’s have with clothing and some old superstitions around clothing.

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Art Matters 36:27

1y ago36:27

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In this episode, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss how each of them perceive art and the different ways in which it plays a role in their lives.This conversation was inspired by the interview titled “Posthuman Art” by Sam Barker et al.Bởi Radio Browser

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All about alcohol 41:47

1y ago41:47

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Inspired by Jonathan Malesic’s “Drinking Alone”, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss the culture of alcohol consumption in South Africa, the alcohol ban and some reasons why they do or don’t drink.Bởi Radio Browser

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The Good and Bad of Whatsapp 33:47

1y ago33:47

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In this episode, Nontsi and Lindelani discuss the different ways in which WhatsApp is both good and bad. This conversation was inspired by the article “What’s wrong with WhatsApp” by William Davies.Bởi Radio Browser

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Food Matters 44:20

1y ago44:20

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In this episode, Nontsi and Lindelani are joined by Uri Bram in discussing why and how food matters as well as other fun food stories from the past. This conversation was inspired by Bee Wilson’s article “But Is It Food?”.Bởi Radio Browser

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Our Beloved Languages 43:49

1y ago43:49

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Inspired by Cameron Lombardo’s “A Queer Take On Gendered Japanese” on gender related semantics in the Japanese language. Nontsi and Lindelani discuss the differences, challenges and fun had around communicating in South Africa’s diverse languages.Bởi Radio Browser

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