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Los and Bertram share their thoughts on Netflix's hit documentary, The Social Dilemma. They explore the real problem (and addiction) we face with technology dominating nearly every aspect of our lives today.
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Resources from this episode:
The Social Dilemma (via Netflix)
Using Screen Time for iPhone, iPad, and iPad touch (via Youtube)
Digital Wellbeing for Android Devices (via Google)
How do I set a reminder to let me know how much time I've spent on Instagram?
How can I manage the time I spend on Facebook?
Set reminders to take a break on YouTube mobile
Tristan Harris
Center for Humane Technology
Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now by Jaron Lanier
The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff
Data as a Property Right (Policy Proposal by Andrew Yang)
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
With the upcoming election approaching, Los and Bertram answer some important questions about voting — including the definition of voting — the difference between mail-in and absentee ballots, the Electoral College, our two-party system, and why the election isn't just about who becomes president.
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Resources from this episode:
Voting and Election Laws (USA.gov)
Vision 2020: How does early voting work in the US election? (AP News)
Advance Voting (AP News)
What happens if the US election is contested? (AP News)
Electoral College vs popular vote in America (AP News)
California 2020 Election Guide (CalMatters)
Voting in 2020 (Ballotpedia)
Fresh off the Labor Day holiday, Los and Bertram dig deep into the wage theft issue in the U.S.
What is wage theft? What are the impacts? What can we do about it? Where are our politicians? And why you don't deserve a slice of cheesecake.
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This was our season finale! Stay tuned for a special announcement next week!
Resources from this episode:
WageTheft.org
Wage Theft: How it Happens by Hank Green (YouTube)
Economic Policy Institute - An Epidemic of Wage Theft Is Costing Workers Hundreds of Millions of Dollars a Year
Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
Taft-Hartley Act
Minnesota lawmakers, labor make push against wage theft
It's time for a 6-month checkup on the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States.
Los and Bertram discuss when we can we see the new Christopher Nolan movie (17:15), what will the office look like in the future (23:30), how the virtual classroom is evolving (27:47), and why masks are here to stay (37:50).
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It's a Mad, Mad World!
Is it time to reopen schools? Are school districts any different than the NFL or NBA? What will it take for us to pull off a safe reopening? The boys sound off on this hot topic issue, with Bertram sharing his perspective as a teacher.
It's a mad, mad world. Thanks for listening. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and spread the love by sharing this podcast. Stay safe out there.
The boys are fresh off celebrating the 4th of July. They take some time to ponder what it really means to be an American — from the Declaration of Independence (and Hamilton), the education system, and what takes to form the ultimate superteam.
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Statues—what are they here for? The boys talk heritage, hero worship, and how far is too far.
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Required reading following this episode: The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander
Growing your own money? Lost in the desert? The boys talk about the superpowers of guerrilla farmer Ron Finley, the food desert problem, and how our eating habits are causing a lot of trouble.
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Resources:
Characteristics and Influential Factors of Food Deserts
Food Desert Locator Map (via USDA)
Living in a Food Desert: How Lack of Access to Healthy Foods Can Affect Public Health
A Guerilla Gardner in South Central LA | Ron Finley (TED Talk)
MJ vs. Lebron? Trump's place in the Bible? Los only watches Fox News? The boys talk about the importance of education when it comes to understanding systemic racism, white privilege, and police reform.
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It's a Mad, Mad, World!
From George Floyd to Malcolm X — to Los' own experiences with police brutality as a black man— the boys discuss the tragedy of systemic racism and how current protests and unrest could be a sign a revolution is near...it's a mad, mad world!
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