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Ringtone-induced panic? This week, M&C explore how the biggest breakthrough in communication has become the handheld symbol of anxiety. Answer the call...if you dare.
Sources
The Cut
The Conversation
CNET History of the Telephone
Inside Hook
Social Media Today
Mobivity
The First Transatlantic Phone Call
Alexander Graham Bell
National ITPA
This week on D.Y.E.T.A. we talk INTENTION. Does it matter at all or can you just cover up the scumbag you really are?
Sources
BBC - Moral Duty
HiPhi Nation Season 4
IdeaPod
Letter between Sam Harris & Noam Chomsky
We're back! In this episode, Candice and Merida think about rituals, routines, and traditions, and try to figure out what drives humans to act out these repetitive habits.
Sources
The Conversation
Scientific American
SBS
After Skool
This week Merida & Candice investigate what the opposite state of gratitude is. CONTENT WARNING: We get a little bit frivolous with a couple of heavy topics this episode. Just in case you don't feel like joking about suicide, you can give it a skip.
Sources for this episode include:
Karens Gone Wild
Medium
Greater Good Blog
Take a seat, kids. This week Candice shares with Merida the surprising history of the unassuming chair and her fascination with poppin' a squat.
Sources include:
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2020/aug/25/the-tyranny-of-chairs
Better Health Victoria
Slate
Wikipedia - Aeron Chair
Kmart Elon "scoopy chair"
Monoblock chair
The D.Y.E.T.A guide to spotting stupidity in its natural habitat. SPOILER: We are ALL stupid sometimes.
Sources for this episode include:
Thomas Frank for The Guardian
World Wildlife Fund
Treehugger
Psychology Today
NRDC
The Guardian (again)
In Part 2 of Advertising: M & C discuss if the powers of marketing can be used for good instead of evil.
Sources for this episode include:
Empire Today
AAPT Smartchat
ACCC - AAPT 'Smartchat' advertising misled
Partnership for a Drug Free America
Get Up!
Respect Victoria
ATTENTION:THIS IS NOT AN ADVERTISEMENT
Just an informative collection of words to let you know we are doing an episode on advertising.
* Also: BUY STUFF YOU WANT *. *
Click here to sign Kevin Rudd's Petition for an Inquiry into Murdoch's Media Monopoly
Sources for this episode include:
The Gruen Transfer
Fortune Magazine
AdWeek
Ad Standards
The Conversation
Trick or Prank? On our Spooooky second relaxed fit episode, we explore the mischievous aspect of Halloween and do our best to cause permanent psychological damage.
Sources for this episode include:
Goliath
MTV Punk'd Season 2 Episode 3
Vice
Prank Monkey
History.com
Ever played the waiting game? Merida and Candice discuss the necessity and nature of waiting: Is it a welcome mental intermission or a painful gap between events? Who knows? You will have to wait and see.
Sources for this episode include:
Smithsonian Magazine
Ness Labs
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