Randa Abdel-Fattah
speaker
3,221 appearances
41 recordings
9 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 8 Sep
Randa Abdel-Fattah’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like it is truly an existential.
It feels existential to not just work, but who we are as human beings.
more carefully about even if we're gonna have the technology and it's here to stay, how do we incorporate into our lives rather than
force humans to reshape themselves to fit the technology.
That's Katrina Navikas, a history professor at the University of Hertfordshire in the UK.
She has a new book called Contested Commons, a history of protests and public space in England.
Thank you to our listener Drew Barrett, who asks us to look into the history of the Luddites.
And that's it for today's show.
Through Line was created by me and Ramteen Adablui.
This episode was produced by me and
This episode was fact checked by Nicolette Kahn and mixed by Robert Rodriguez.
Music by Ramtin Arablui and his band Drop Electric.
Thanks also to Johannes Dergie.
I'm Rand Abdul Feta.
Thanks for listening.
Hey, this is our final installment of ThruLine's summer series, Hidden Histories, stories that will make you rethink how the world works.
We hope you've been enjoying it.
Over the past month, we've heard some pretty shadowy stories about things we celebrate in our daily lives, like the cartel that controlled the design of the light bulb.
Check it out if you haven't listened yet.
Today, the hidden and violent history of tech innovation.
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