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Morgan Sung - Tech journalist whose work covers internet culture, social platforms, and the ways technology shapes real-world culture; she has written for TechCrunch, NBC News, Mashable, and BuzzFeed News.
Ben Bradford - Long-term Internet Outages, Undersea Cables, Solar Storms, And Whether Influencers Would Survive An Internet Apocalypse.
Riley Cooke - Flock Safety License-plate Readers, Surveillance Technology, Data Use, And The Spread Of The Debate Across The Bay Area.
Roselyn Romero - Flock Safety License-plate Readers, Surveillance Technology, Data Use, And Community Resistance.
Are We Doomed If The Internet Goes Dark?
July 15, 2026
What are the chances that the internet could go down forever? How bad for humanity would it be if it did? And what would a shift back to the before-times look like? These are the kinds of questions “doom reporter” Ben Bradford tries to answer in his new podcast, Are We Doomed? Morgan and Ben discuss the scenarios that might lead to a long-term internet outage — from severed undersea cables to a massive solar storm. And they tackle the most pressing question of all: will influencers survive t...
'Get The Flock Out': The Fight Over License-Plate Readers Heats Up
July 08, 2026
Flock Safety’s license plate readers have become a flashpoint for a debate across the country. On one side: law enforcement and their supporters, who say the cameras reduce crime and improve public safety. On the other: residents and advocates worried about a creeping surveillance state and the myriad security issues Flock has already been exposed for. Morgan talks to Bay Area reporters Roselyn Romero and Riley Cooke about the fight over Flock spreading throughout the region, what we still d...
Meet the Grads Grappling With AI and Their Futures
July 01, 2026
Everyone seems to have an opinion about AI, but what about those who will likely be affected most — recent graduates? This cohort of grads is unique. They remember what classrooms were like before the emergence of ChatGPT in 2022, and have seen how it transformed the education world seemingly overnight. Today, we hear from three recent graduates in the Bay Area about their thoughts on AI, how it affected their education, and how they feel about their futures. This week, we’re sharing a rec...
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