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“This episode was a non-sequitur for the vast majority of people in blue collar work where “radical non-compliance” is in no way an option. Tech hasn’t changed the Taylorism dominating their work lives, just the means and the new reach into the slacker-privileged white collar world. Also, the deployment of Weber was half-baked at best as a supposed precursor of work-life balance premised on internal values beyond the labor theory of value.”
rcp407 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/16/20
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“This my favorite WHYY program. Listen on my old fashioned radio at work. Now as a podcast I don't need to miss it because of a meeting.”Read full review »
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05/07/16
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“There are quite a few excellent radio programs/podcasts out there. Politics, entertainment, sports and travel dominate but science lags as a topic. The science of mental health even more so. It's great to have a local broadcast like this that really focuses on the innovations and changes (or...”Read full review »
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02/26/16
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“Of all the podcasts I subscribe to (mostly public radio shows, but not exclusively), “The Pulse” is the one I find consistently interesting and worth hearing to the episode’s end. The subject matter is fresh, even unexpected at times, and well produced. The host, Maiken Scott, is easy to listen...”Read full review »
Zelda1954 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/29/23
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