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Analog(ue)
So many podcasts are about our digital devices. Analog(ue) is a show about how these devices make us feel and how they change our lives for the better, but also for the worse. Hosted by Casey Liss and Myke Hurley.
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4: You're Just Going to Cry for an Hour 07.09.2014 1:04:00
With the impending release of new Apple products, Casey and Myke talk about why they can't help but buy the latest and greatest gadgets. They also talk about why justifications are made and how they reconcile these decisions with their loved ones.
3: White Whale Syndrome 31.08.2014 53:21
This week Casey and Myke tackle the idea of 'identity' online. They talk about what they believe makes them who they are, what they decide to show to the world and why they're never quite satisfied with Twitter.
2: Unstimulated Time is Wasted Time 25.08.2014 52:46
This week Casey and Myke discuss if being tied to your phone in public situations makes you a bad person. They take a look at how they use their devices in public and whether evolving social norms are changing perceptions.
1: Putting It Into The Universe 18.08.2014 1:21:48
On the first episode of Analog(ue), Casey and Myke talk about what it's like to release a new project in to the world. Conversation spans from the beginnings of Neutral, the launch of Relay.fm and Casey's ongoing battle with the ATP Showbot.
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