This podcast episode is for educational purposes only and does not replace therapy nor establish a therapist-client relationship.

Scott and Susan chat with FIT professor, school board commenter, and instagram user Lucy Collins, PhD, about technology and philosophy, particularly as the intersection thereof concerns automation, work, friction, fulfillment, learning, drudgery, and all of the other elemental concerns of life. Check out https://www.instagram.com/technopolisunbound/

Mayor Mamdani might have delivered the Knicks victory, but the work isn't done yet: here's the one simple trick. Vote early and vote often, and before you do that, knock doors and/or phone bank!

dsa.nyc/gotv

dsa.nyc/vote

https://canvass.socialists.nyc/gotv/phonebank 

Verify you are human, click here: https://workingfamilies.org/

https://www.samanthaforqueens.com/

In this triple SK episode, we learn that there's only one candidate designing a platform with Scott's shrimp in mind

Don't get crushed!

It's our 200th regular episode!

Celebrate by donating money or time to Aber's campaign!

More info here: https://aberforsenate.com/

Go see Dr. Kwoba at the Schomburg Center: https://www.nypl.org/events/programs/2026/04/23/between-lines-hubert-harrison-brian-kwoba

The surprise twist is that this is an electoralism episode: you can boo AND vote

Scott and Susan sit down with David Ramirez Alvarez, Second Secretary of the Cuban Embassy to the US, to discuss the situation in Cuba, the US blockade, and what the future may hold.

Medical aid with Global Health Partners: ghpartners.org/sutures

DSA petitions: international.dsausa.org/cuba-solidarity/stop-the-siege

Solar panels: letcubalive.info/donate