In our first episode of what we hope becomes a monthly discussion, my friend Rachel and I introduce The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff. We dig into the first two chapters, discussing Zuboff's definitions of surveillance capitalism, its implications on privacy, data collection, and the future, and key themes such as the asymmetry of power and the ethics of data collection. We especially talk about how surveillance capitalism intersects with our daily lives, and how it affects the life of the church in the Western world.

And because it’s us, and we are chaotic, eclectic and voracious readers, we share what we’ve been reading and plan to read next, covering everything from fantasy romances to socioeconomic theories and Christian theology.

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