#645
Mentioned in 11 episodes
From counterculture to cyberculture
Stewart Brand, the Whole Earth Network, and the Rise of Digital Utopianism
Book • 2006
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Mentioned in 11 episodes
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Bob Baxley , it explains why personal computing got started in Northern California in the late 1960s.
Bob Baxley , it explains why personal computing got started in Northern California in the late 1960s.
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35 years of product design wisdom from Apple, Disney, Pinterest, and beyond | Bob Baxley
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Josh Citarella as a book which says that the groups that failed at communes, moved back to Silicon Valley.
Josh Citarella as a book which says that the groups that failed at communes, moved back to Silicon Valley.
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Doomscroll 22: Jen Pan
Mentioned by Arnaud Schenk when discussing the origins of internet culture and its connection to the 60s counterculture.
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On Trust Infrastructure with Arnaud Schenk
Mentioned by Maxim Tvorun-Dunn when discussing the overlap between counterculture and Silicon Valley.
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Why tech bros worship psychedelics (and think you should too)
Mentioned by Joshua Citarella in a discussion about the ideological underpinnings of the internet and its design.
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EP028 - Joshua Citarella
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Phil Ford as a book dealing with the relationship between counterculture and cyberculture.
Phil Ford as a book dealing with the relationship between counterculture and cyberculture.
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Episode 191 — The Acid Queen, with Susannah Cahalan
Mentioned by Leighton Woodhouse as a book about the countercultural movement of the 60s and 70s in the Bay Area and its connection to the computer revolution.
Leighton Woodhouse: chaos and corruption in urban America
Mentioned by Josh Citarella as a book explaining the transition from hippie counterculture to Silicon Valley.
Josh Citarella as a book explaining the transition from hippie counterculture to Silicon Valley.
Against Platforms w/ Mike Pepi
Mentioned by Colette Shade while discussing the tech revolution's countercultural roots in the Bay Area.
#12. Colette Shade on The Y2K Era
Recommended by Felicia Wong as a book about early computer culture in Silicon Valley, highlighting its once radical democratic vision.
Joe Biden and "the new progressivism"
Recommended by Colette Shade for its insights into the transition of countercultural individuals into the tech sector.
Behind the News: Crisis in Korea w/ Tim Shorrock
