Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet
Artifacts is a storytelling podcast about the technology, media, and digital culture we've left behind, and the feelings that remain. Each episode begins with a familiar artifact - a burned CD, a dial-up modem, a movie rental store, a family computer, a paper map - and unfolds into a story about memory, identity, creativity, belonging, curiosity, and the experiences we still carry with us today.
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What is Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet?
Artifacts is a storytelling podcast about the technology, media, and digital culture we've left behind, and the feelings that remain. Each episode begins with a familiar artifact - a burned CD, a dial-up modem, a movie rental store, a family computer, a paper map - and unfolds into a story about memory, identity, creativity, belonging, curiosity, and the experiences we still carry with us today.
Who makes Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet?
Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet is published by Danny Brown.
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