This week, Matt and Ashley discuss various disruptive technologies, both past and present. We talk about how these changes our access to and interaction with different technologies, how we historically reacted to these disruptive technologies, and how, sometimes, even the change-makers couldn't keep up with the times. Question of the Pod: What tech advances do you think have had the biggest impact on creativity?

References: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R6mWBOVpu5oEj7Hr9z2jtcZZDHfqKBc37yIoMvRHfy4/edit?usp=sharing

(00:00) Intro (00:43) Matt and creating for an audience vs following the creative process(02:06) Berlioz and program music vs T.S. Eliot and English poems written in seven languages. Art accessibility(07:52) What is Technology? How we look at Disruptive Technologies (08:48) Photography, Daguerreotypes, and the democratization of images(10:14) Socrates hated writing (sort of): learning by rote vs the aural tradition(12:22) Henry Ford, the manufacturing line, and the beginning of mass production(13:33) The Luddites: We've always pushed against technology(14:30) BlackBerry, the QWERTY Keyboard, and tech missteps(17:22) From a tool to a Toy: iPhone, Android, and the Smartphone Revolution 18:19 String instruments, old and new tech work together(21:59) Jacquard, his loom, and the weavers' response: Sabotage!(24:02) Artificial Intelligence as a disruptive technology(25.52) Outro🔥SUBSCRIBE NOW so you don't miss a thing!📲 Find us & follow along:🔗 Website: roomforcreativitypod.com📸 Instagram: / roomforcreativitypod 🎙️ Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1nSIZxk...🍎 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...