Reverb by Sane

Noah Allaire, a New Mexico-based writer focused on digital unwellness, shares his insights on online consumption. He discusses his essay 'The Feeding,' exploring metaphors linking our daily eating habits to digital engagement. The conversation highlights the flaws in corporate digital wellness tools and offers a critique of their priorities over user well-being. Noah also reflects on the evolution of his writing amid the pandemic, pondering how digital experiences shape our emotions and responses.

Ida speaks with Tyler about existential threats, doing good, the roles of institutions vs communities in solving some of our greatest challenges, and more.

Ida speaks with Charles Broskoski, co-founder and CEO of Are.na about nodal points, their personal experiences in discovering ideas, the importance of contextualising information, and the tech industry’s role in re-designing how people can build healthier information networks for themselves.

Ida speaks with London based digital communications specialist and campaign manager, Alby Earley, where they talk about what actually happened in the EU referendum, how the campaigns were organised and run, the role of social media in all of it, and how technology has changed campaign tactics and uncovered deep structural realities.