The 2041 Project: The Future Now

By: A.J. Read Science Discovery Center
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  • A podcast about trying to take stock of this weird and hopeful moment in American history, and figuring out how we got here.
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  • The 2041 Project Podcast Season Two, Episode Five: Whalesong

    The 2041 Project Podcast Season Two, Episode Five: Whalesong
    May 12 2022

    Hero arrives at the end of one journey and the beginning of another as she untangles the mystery of Nadezh Moon's dissapearance and stumbles on a story of global significance. New allies emerge, and a message for the landwalkers begins to emerge from the static.
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    24 mins
  • The 2041 Project Podcast Season Two, Episode 4: TheCity Forest

    The 2041 Project Podcast Season Two, Episode 4: TheCity Forest
    May 12 2022

    Hero catches up with Max Rodriguez, first featured in Season One's episode on the Wilderstudents, and currently an Urban Forestry Corps volunteer assigned to the Abir-Devereux Neighborhood of Detroit. Hero's tour of the permaculture community is interrupted by a strange presence.

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    21 mins
  • The 2041 Project Podcast SeasonTwo, Episode Three: The Airship AI

    The 2041 Project Podcast SeasonTwo, Episode Three: The Airship AI
    May 12 2022

    Hero pauses in her journey to interview a fascinating persona, the individuated AI that calls herself Coraminas. Does she pass the Turing Test? Hear the episode called "essential listening for all earthlings" by the New Journalism Review.

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    17 mins

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