Angelina Mazza

Angelina Mazza, a Slate contributing editor and culture writer, joins to unravel the curious case of the Hatch alarm clock's Halloween ad that sparked claims of demonic influences among Christian users. They delve into why some believe technology harbors evil, explore the phenomenon of hearing voices in white noise, and laugh over Hatch's response program. The conversation also touches on how spiritual warfare shapes tech fears and the impact of social media on such narratives, giving a unique perspective on modern anxieties around technology.

Angelina Mazza, a Slate contributing editor and culture writer, dives into the bizarre controversy surrounding the Hatch alarm clock. She discusses why Christian creators are discarding their alarms due to spooky Halloween ads allegedly linked to demonic themes. The duo explores how auditory patterns might explain claims of hearing voices. They unpack the historical connection between technology and spiritual paranoia, shedding light on how the internet amplifies these fears and shapes religious narratives. A fascinating look at faith in the digital age!