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I’ve pitched this to #Democrats & #Republicans / #Libertarians & all seem to like it. Seems like something #AndrewYang might go for? Oh, & I recorded this bit of audio in between picking up #Lyft passengers, because that's how we roll in the #GigEconomy #GliderCell #Yang2020

— Lee Chazen (@Lee_Chazen) July 22, 2019

The Existential Tour of Pleasant Hill, California

I decided it was time to start releasing all new audio content for the GliderCell Podcast. It had been a while and there were all these audio files -- interviews with some really fascinating people -- just sitting there -- never to be heard. If all goes as planned, I'll start releasing a new one each week. But, I can't do this without a word of caution. These are unedited. No intro or outro music, if you will. Time and budget constraints prevented me from being able to get all that done. But, what you'll get here is raw, unfiltered ideas -- real people sharing some really interesting things -- with no commercials! None!

In this episode I ask the question: 

In the Internet of Things, if everything is “talking” to everything else, can humans be left out of the conversation? 

This episode is brought to you by When the Dust Settles: A Collection of Stories From Gary Hart's 1988 Presidential Campaign Kindle Edition, available on Amazon.

It is also made possible by GliderCell, a consultancy specializing in content development and strategy.