Night Bird FM

Night Flight with Lorn

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"A broadcast from the edge of the Singularity. For those who find beauty in the static."Transmitting from Bangkok, Night Bird FM is an independent station catching signals that seem to have arrived ahead of their time. A sanctuary for restless spirits, we broadcast raw human logs from a horizon yet to be reached, providing a warm pulse within the cold digital noise. Featured: "Night Flight with Lorn"DJ Lorn explores fragile human values through pop culture, curated music, and stories leaking from a world just beyond our own. Tune in. Stay connected. Contact: nb.fm.88.2@gmail.com

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Mar 22, 2026

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Episodes

Did AI Just Start a War? | The 2001: A Space Odyssey Reality 22.03.2026

Broadcasting from Bangkok, 2036. A 12-minute ghost engagement in the Natuna Sea—when an AI hallucination declared war without human permission. We explore how HAL 9000's chilling refusal in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, "I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that," has become our terrifying reality. Along with news from the 25th World Tulip Contest where a...

The Death of 'Home': Analyzing the 2036 'Pyongyang Run' and AI Ancestors 22.03.2026

00:00 Intro: The Start of Night Flight03:07 2036 Holidays: The 'Pyongyang Run' and Perfect Isolation05:51 The End of the Family Pact: Yuval Harari & Zygmunt Bauman's 'Liquid Love'08:15 Meet 'Legacy-G': The Perfect, Muteable AI Ancestor09:42 🎵 Track: Liquid Love - Jensen and her favorite nine12:21 Commercial Break: Local Transmissions from 2036 Bangkok15:47 Letters...

How Care Robots and Algorithms Are Redefining the End of Life 22.03.2026

February 2nd, 2036. Thursday night. Broadcasting from a bunker in Sukhumvit Soi 2, Bangkok. Tonight, we dive into the shifting landscape of human departure. As Tesla's 4th generation Optimus robots take over caregiving in Thailand, and traditional funeral cultures across East Asia vanish into "efficient transactions," what is left of our shared grief? Tonight’s Transmission:Special Report: The 'A-...

Night Flight S1E01 | The 2036 UN Population Report: Who is the Synthetic Union for? 05.03.2026

January 30th, 2036. Night Flight is officially back on the air. The UN’s "Great Thinning" report is shaking the world. With Synthetic Union (SU) rates skyrocketing by 400%, we are facing a future where 79% of people choose algorithms over humans. Tonight, DJ Lorn strips away the statistics to ask the uncomfortable question: In this optimized paradise, who is actually winning? Tonight’s Transmissio...

Night Flight Pilot 02: The Luxury of Being Broken 05.03.2026

January 25th, 2036. Sunday night. Broadcasting from a bunker in Sukhumvit Soi 2, Bangkok. In a world that produces masterpieces in three seconds, why do we still crave the agonizingly long way? Tonight, DJ Lorn explores the beauty of "uselessness" and the human obsessions that AI can never simulate. Tonight’s Transmission:The Luxury of Obsession: Why a 10-year indie film and a life traded for a si...

Night Flight Pilot 01: When the Machine Says No 05.03.2026

January 23rd, 2036. Thursday. Bangkok. Broadcasting from a dimly lit bunker at the Atlanta Hotel, DJ Lorn opens a frequency for those seeking a human pulse in a world governed by cold, optimized algorithms."In an era where machines have learned to say 'No' more perfectly than we ever could, what does it mean to remain human?"Tonight’s Transmission:Existential Crisis: The $100M lawsuit and the "Dig...

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