How many cameras are there on Earth? How many in America? How have cameras changed the world? Jason N. Peters and journalist Colt Shaw give a poor man's attempt to answer those questions. Then Jason is joined by Jonathon Keats for an incredibly philosophical discussion about cameras centered around his "Camera Obscura" which will take 1,000 years to produce a single image.

This is 2100's first ever podcast crossover episode in collaboration with the Bad Business Podcast hosted by Beraq Al-Rasheed and Daniel Marrero, also featuring 6th man of the year JD. Jason N. Peters plays a character named "Producer Pete" on Bad Business and now the team is back together for a funny but informative conversation about the year 2100.

The team discusses: the future of New York, American Politics, robots, and modern culture.

This episode also feature a brand new segment titled "Things that won't exist in 2100!"

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Episode Summary written by ChatGPT, music generated by Suno.Ai, episode art created by Canva AI.

In this enlightening episode of 2100, host Jason N. Peters brings together an expert panel of guests—DJ Drewski, Susanna Raj, Kevin Frazier, and Jay Alford—to explore the advancements, ethical implications, and future trajectories of artificial intelligence. As they imagine AI's potential in the year 2100, the discussion traverses topics from AI's role in creativity and human-like interactions to the evolving boundaries between machines and humanity.

Together, the guests share diverse perspectives: DJ Drewski examines AI’s impact on the music industry and creative arts, Susanna Raj delves into the ethics of AI and its influence on social structures, Kevin Frazier discusses the legal challenges and policies shaping AI development, and Jay Alford provides a technical forecast on the integration of AI in everyday life. Jason guides the conversation, framing each topic with the awareness that this dialogue serves as a time capsule for the people of 2100—a snapshot of how 2024 envisions the incredible and complex world of artificial intelligence in their era.

On this special 2024 Election Day episode, host Jason N. Peters talks with host of Chapo Trap House Will Menaker about modern political dynasties and how America ended up where it is in 2024! Also, public health advocate and former Congressional candidate Alexandra Hunt joins the show to talk about breaking into party politics! Go Vote!

This is the first new episode of 2100 in over 1,000 days. So after a quick welcome back (min 0-5), host Jason N. Peters talks about how sports change over the years and what he fears the future for basketball is. Villanova MBB National Champion and return guest Darryl "D-Rey" Reynolds joins the show (13:22) and discusses what he thinks the future of hoops are, then 17-year NBA vet and former 76er Thaddeus Young joins 2100 (33:50) to talk about the game he loves to the people of the future!

Welcome back to 2100!

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Enjoy a delightful Christmas story!

NASA Scientist and X-Ray Expert Dr. Martin Weisskopf joins the 2100 to discuss the launch of the IXPE. On Dec. 9, NASA will launch the Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer, or IXPE, spacecraft, which seeks to understand phenomena such as black holes and neutron stars.

Media professionals Crystal Gaines and Candace Johnson join the program to give their perspective on space.

Music by Rory Lynch

Mix of Gil-Scott Heron's Whitey On the Moon and Beach House's Space Song done by Jason Peters

Director of the NASA Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) Program's Advanced Communications and Navigation Technology Division - Dr. Jason Mitchell speaks with host Jason Peters about the first operational space laser which is set to be launched into orbit by NASA on 12/5/2021.

Learn more about Space Lasers here: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/tdm/lcrd/index.html

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Music by TENDAYS - https://www.youtube.com/user/TenthDayTV/videos