A podcast about how technology is changing our lives, from an intersectional feminist perspective. 🎧 By @nesient & @undazedandsuch 🌵💜

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Just a little note to say that The Intersection of Things pod is on hiatus for a while. 🛌Thank you to everyone who supported us making this. 💚 In the meantime there are 28 episodes of lovingly made audio for you whenever you're in the mood 🎧 theintersectionofthings.com/
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Love having @zeynep back from her (crucial) pandemic-focused thought leadership! "Telling people to not use these powerful platforms if they don’t want to be unreasonably surveilled is blaming the victim." nytimes.com/2022/05/19/opini…
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An interesting read by @WorkPrayCode that touches on some of the conversations we had about tech culture in our Ritual episode - "Today, the theocracy of work... is hollowing out our faith communities and civic associations" nytimes.com/2022/05/24/opini…
In our latest pod episode we talked about people changing faces & bodies at the altar of "The Algorithm". And that's not the only way filters change us. To avoid angering the almighty algorithm, people are creating a new vocabulary - @TaylorLorenz washingtonpost.com/technolog…
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You can read the article here, and we have all the footnotes for our episode on the site above. #CitationsAreSolidarity newdesigncongress.org/en/pub…
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In New Celebrity we take inspiration from many places including @jaz_off and @helveticade brilliant piece on “aesthetic flattening”, and share why this is the vibe of the pandemic and the tone of too many tiktoks - theintersectionofthings.com/…
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"we have to question what it means when new faces, new bodies, new politics always seem to come with the same type of selling" - @aliciakennedy This is a great piece, especially on✨content making✨, many similar themes to our recent New Celebrity ep. aliciakennedy.news/p/on-tech…
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Taking disaster capitalism and greenwashing and just smooshing them together into a gross exploitation of tragedy -
"For many influencers, deception is lucrative, and becoming increasingly extreme. There are some feigning their wealth, their followers and even their ethnicity while hawking dubious products to their followers." - theguardian.com/fashion/2022…
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🌟New @thingsintersect pod out🌟 We talk about the faces that rise to the top on TikTok, how Instagram algorithms encourage stealing facial structures, and why “aesthetic flattening” has been the vibe of the pandemic - theintersectionofthings.com/…
In this episode Ruth & Marianela discuss what @jiatolentino calls the “rootless exoticism” of #InstagramFace, the “algorithmic tendency to flatten everything” - and how the pandemic has exaggerated them both - theintersectionofthings.com/…
If, like us, you're not a fan of NFTs or the massive energy waste that is Bitcoin, you might enjoy going back to episode 10 - Money. 🪙🪙🪙 We looked at cryoto scams, colonialism & more - theintersectionofthings.com/…
After sharing that great article on inclusive spellings from @DIVAmagazine the other day, this beautifully designed piece by @MinamiFunakoshi & Samuel Granados on recognising the spectrum of genders across languages is a brilliant next read - graphics.reuters.com/GENDER-…
You can hear our conversation about it on the money episode theintersectionofthings.com/… and of course just read it below - xitter.cf/terryandrob/status/148…
The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example… 1/5
Your annual reminder that #BlueMonday is just another Internet Myth. 🧵
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“You begin with bell hooks, you return to her, and you begin again with all the necessary critiques of her that she would welcome” -- @taoleighgoffe gal-dem.com/bell-hooks-remem…
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