K.D. Kemp
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95 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 26 Jun
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There's the digitization and the preservation of things that existed physically, like you're saying family videos or family photos.
But then there's also this new thing that's happening where we have digital content that has never been made physical.
And often these things are behind streaming services and other kinds of platforms, these proprietary platforms.
And we subscribe to access them, but we don't actually own them.
And so when those things go away, we lose access to that.
And that's the thing I'm more concerned about these days than the stuff that's physical that hasn't been digitized.
It's the stuff that's never been made physical.
Yeah.
You know, to your point about this idea that you can get anything on streaming, I sort of
have the sound bite.
I like to think that, you know, they've sold us convenience, but it's coming at the price of our autonomy over things.
And I don't think that it's actually that convenient.
So we like to think like, oh, it was so inconvenient to have to go to Blockbuster or the video rental store and pick out the movie and inevitably somebody else had rented it.
So much easier now to just go online and see where it's streaming.
But it's actually really not that convenient.
You have to look across like eight different platforms, hope that you're subscribed to one of them, and then inevitably it's not there.
So you can't watch it.
So
I think that's part of the surge that we're seeing.
People feel they're finally starting to feel that they've had that loss of autonomy, whether it's like to Kat's point, the company is doing things that they don't value.
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