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Guthrie Weinschenk and Susan Weinschenk
Human Tech
A podcast at the intersection of humans, brain science, and technology.
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Ratings & Reviews
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3.1 stars from 27 ratings
Too talkative
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“The information is worth, but the way it gives is a bit awkward”
Mr.Joneck via Apple Podcasts ·
Russia ·
08/20/18
“Gestopt met luisteren vanwege geklets van de presentator.”
Wandel123 via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
11/28/17
Not Worth the Time
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“Was excited about a podcast with Susan Weinschenk as I have enjoyed her books, but the podcasts include akward dynamics between her and her son and aren't worth the time listening to if you are looking for actual psychology-technology insights. However, I think her son was drunk in the episode,...”Read full review »
*stephen via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/15/17
Recent Episodes
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Published 03/27/24
We talk about the difference between creating research plans vs. research protocols. It's a niche topic that we think you'll enjoy.
Published 03/27/24
We take a brief detour to talk about running Chatbots locally on Guthrie's Mac, and then talk about some issues that design systems have been facing, and why most organizations have trouble with design systems.
Published 01/25/24
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