Join Katie O in Episode 8 of "Curious Katie O Dives Deep," titled "Disappearing Acts: What Won't Survive the Next 10 Years?" Dive into a fascinating exploration of the rapid changes in technology and everyday items that may soon become obsolete. From the shift from physical to virtual storage, like floppy disks to cloud computing, to the transformation of home entertainment from VHS tapes to streaming services, Katie discusses how these changes impact our lives.

Discover the evolution of safety features in cars, the transition from physical phone books to online directories, and the move from wired landline phones to ubiquitous mobile devices. Reflect on the significant changes in content consumption, from the early days of South Park's viral VHS tapes to today's streaming giants. Katie also delves into the fashion industry's shift from print magazines to digital trendsetters, the changing landscape of movie-going experiences, and the rise and fall of iconic brands like Sears.

Katie shares personal stories, like her transition from MapQuest printouts to a Garmin GPS, illustrating how technology continuously reshapes our daily lives. The podcast invites listeners to ponder the future of current essentials and whether they will stand the test of time.

This episode is perfect for those intrigued by the intersection of technology, culture, and the ever-changing landscape of what's considered essential. If you're curious about the future and enjoy deep dives into cultural shifts, don't miss this episode. Remember to subscribe and connect with Katie at [email protected] or on Instagram at curious_katieo to share your thoughts on what might disappear next.

"Every time you tear a leaf off the calendar, you present a new place for new ideas and progress." – Charles Kettering. Join us for a journey through the ever-evolving world of technology and trends.