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EP 11: When Freedom Becomes a Trap | Fred Turner, Stanford Professor

EP 11: When Freedom Becomes a Trap | Fred Turner, Stanford Professor

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Watch on YouTube · Listen on Spotify · Listen on Apple PodcastsWhat if the dream of being completely free is making it harder to live together?Stanford professor Fred Turner joins Marco Palou (Baby Yors), author of HOMO ARTIS, on the Don't Freak Out podcast.NEW BOOK: HOMO ARTIS: A Manifesto for Creation in the Age of AI is OUT NOW.AmazonGet the book and the first 4 chapters freeSubscribe to the podcast on SubstackIn Oakland, a trip through Fred's CD collection becomes a question about everything Spotify never suggests. Milton's devil helps explain why a feed can be beautiful and impossible to leave. And the communes Fred thought would offer relief after a book about war lead him to a surprising answer: his idea of utopia is a hospital. From ChatGPT to Burning Man, they ask what freedom needs if we're going to share a world.In this episodeWhat Fred stopped hearing on Spotify, and how John Cage changed his earsMilton's devil and the feed that keeps us hungryWhy feeling seen by ChatGPT can confuse a product with a relationshipShowing the creative process, performing authenticity, and deciding whom to trustQueer media cultures, self-presentation, and the freedoms they opened up"Rule by cool" in communes, and why Fred argues that freedom needs institutionsBurning Man, Google, and why Fred's idea of utopia is a hospitalAbout Fred TurnerFred Turner is the Harry and Norman Chandler Professor of Communication at Stanford University, where he studies media, technology and American cultural life. His books include From Counterculture to Cyberculture, The Democratic Surround and Echoes of Combat. With photographer Mary Beth Meehan, he coauthored Seeing Silicon Valley: Life Inside a Fraying America. His research connects subjects as varied as communal living, digital utopianism and Burning Man. A former journalist and Guggenheim Fellow, he continues to write for publications in the United States and Europe. He earned his doctorate in Communication at the University of California, San Diego.Fred TurnerBooksStanfordMentioned in this episodeJohn Milton, Paradise Lost; T.S. Eliot; W.H. Auden; Sylvia Plath, Winter Trees; Ernest Hemingway; John CageWhole Earth Catalog; Howard Rheingold and the WELL; RuPaul; Joshua Gamson; Burning ManAbout Don't Freak OutDon't Freak Out is a podcast about being human in the future that came. Each episode, artist and author Marco Palou sits down with a poet, scientist, composer, founder or performer and makes something with them while they talk: a drawing, a watercolor, a page of play-doh. The conversations are about creativity, technology and the parts of us no machine can do, and every guest finishes the same sentence before they leave: "Don't freak out..."About Marco PalouMarco Palou is an Argentine artist, author and director working across music, film, visual art and writing. Born in Jujuy, he left Argentina for New York at 18 on a ballet scholarship and has built a career without a traditional job, through brand partnerships, creative collaborations and work released on every platform. He records and performs music as Baby Yors, runs Amarte Labs and Palou Press in Los Angeles, and hosts Don't Freak Out. His book HOMO ARTIS: A Manifesto for Creation in the Age of AI is out now.WebsiteMarco PalouInstagramBaby YorsSubstackFollow Don't Freak OutInstagramSubstackYouTubeProduced by Amarte Labs LLC Get full access to Marco Palou at marcopalou.substack.com/subscribe
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