The Revolution Will Be Televised (with 'The Bear' Writer Alex O'Keefe)

The Revolution Will Be Televised (with 'The B...

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Can We Avoid AI Catastrophe? (with Tech Ethicist Tristan Harris)

“I get calls from people inside of some of the AI labs,” says technology ethicist Tristan Harris. “And it feels like getting a call from Robert Oppenheimer before the atomic bomb.” Harris (a former Google insider and AI expert) has spent more than a decade sounding the alarm abou ...  Afficher plus

It’s Time to Give Nick Offerman (‘Parks and Recreation’) His Flowers

These days Nick Offerman appears to be one of the few remaining men who enjoys “making things rather than destroying things.” Career-best performances, best-selling books, a wooden, cedar-strip canoe built out of his Los Angeles Offerman Woodshop. Nick does what he can (and then ...  Afficher plus

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Jacobin Radio: WGA Strike w/ Alex O'Keefe & Howard Rodman
Jacobin Radio

Barry Eidlin guest hosts today, talking to WGA leader-activists Alex O’Keefe, organizer and award-winning writer for The Bear, a ...

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Live From the WGA Picket Line and Why It Matters to You
The No Film School Podcast

The Writer’s Guild of America went on strike on May 2, 2023. The strike is more than just writers putting down their pens and picking up their picket signs, to fight for their rights. This strike also symbolizes “the beginning of a bigger conversation about morality and labor pra ...  Afficher plus

Will there be a Hollywood ending? why the writers are on strike
Reasons Revisited

Hello! This week’s topic has all the ingredients of a great blockbuster: a tale of the underdog standing up to powerful big business, people fighting for their livelihoods, and ensuring the robots don’t take over the world…but this isn’t fiction, it’s real life. The Hollywood wri ...  Afficher plus

Strike in Hollywood
After Hours

In this week’s episode, Felix, Mihir and Bloomberg’s Sarah Green Carmichael discuss the writers’ strike in Hollywood. Why do we suddenly see a strike during “the golden era of television” and amidst intensifying streaming wars? What are the thorniest issues? How do they speak to ...  Afficher plus