Hannah Rosen
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1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 4d ago
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I'm Hannah Rosen.
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I'm Hannah Rosen.
The people versus power showdown of the moment revolves around data centers.
A tech giant racing to build one near a town versus the people who live there.
I'm sure you've seen videos of a town meeting somewhere in Louisiana or Texas or Iowa.
A longtime resident outraged by local leaders who are capitulating to Amazon or Meta or Google.
Near me in Northern Virginia is the largest cluster of data centers anywhere.
This week, we have a story from reporter Ethan Brooks, where the battle lines in this war between data centers and small towns are playing out in a really unusual way.
Ethan will take it from here.
Saying no to these data centers being built.
We're going to have a conversation about the end of reading today.
This idea, proposed in the most recent Atlanta cover story, is that the age of reading is turning out to be a short anomaly in human history, and that we are fast entering a post-literate society.
But before we do that, I want you to think about the arc of your own relationship with books.
How did you read as a kid?
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