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Too Much Information is the sober hangover after the digital party has run out of memes, apps and schemes. Host Benjamen Walker finds out that, in a world where everyone overshares the truth 140 characters at a time, telling tales might be the most honest thing to do.
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Out Of Office | Programmer David Heinemeier Hansson tells us about his Out Of Office experience, David is a partner at 37signals and a co-author (with Jason Fried) of REMOTE: Office Not Required. We also meet Ignacio Uriarte, he left his cubicle for a career in Office Art. And Ravenna Koenig, TOE’s newest correspondent, explains the difference between Facebook-Work & Work-Work. |
"Chris" | D.C. correspondent ”Chris” who tells us about the NSA’s desire to install backdoors in Podcasts |
Waiting in Line | About a year ago I travelled across America for the BBC. I visited Airports, Amusement parks, Highways and Community Colleges in order to understand how the priority queue is changing the American experience of waiting in line. A version of this piece aired on the BBC World Service, part of their “Real America” series produced in conjunction with PRX. |
Admissions of Defeat | Peter Choyce is one of my oldest friends and a listener favorite, but he has a secret we’ve never addressed until now. |
Benjamen Walker | More about these stories on Soundcloud |
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Listener comments!
Ange:
northguineahills:
LovecraftDude888:
they had spy cameras watching us all the time, plus, we couldn't do anything fun or personal on the computers, NADA. That place sucked arse. I hated them and hated it. And hated the job too. And then I quit.
Ange:
LovecraftDude888:
listening to music.
davex:
northguineahills:
Fredericks:
LovecraftDude888:
LovecraftDude888:
Fredericks:
davex:
Ray L:
northguineahills:
northguineahills:
LovecraftDude888:
on me, and then I showed the HR guy the evidence that it was in fact HIM, and he got in big trouble, haha!! But then they unplugged me for awhile at my night shift because of all that, even though I was totally innocent of it. I was really angry. This is the new millennium retarded workplace. another reason to want to work at home!
Carmichael:
davex:
LovecraftDude888:
are actually busy and engaged, nothing wrong with that.
I don't like the type of paranoid place I was at though
a few years back, spy cameras, terrible management,
no organization, nastiness, asshole coworkers, a nasty
and dirty environment, and such. It sucked. I don't mind
working hard and being busy but that was just horrendous.
But LI is not known for its massive professionalism I hate
to say it.....and sometimes NYC is no better. I found it to be
a very inhospitable place the corporate world. Even publishing.
Even nonprofit. it depends on the co. but still. I don't like it much. I'd rather be working independently. i'd rather be selling
schnitzel or making veggie burgers at this point!
tinkle bear: