Hey everybody, Andy here. We've got an exciting episode today, a live episode of our discussion

with Cured Quail Journal and Clocked Out Magazine at Woodbine on Friday. And it went really well.

It was a packed room. Great Q&A, great discussion afterwards, but unfortunately

I did forget to record the introduction, so I'm going to reproduce that here for you, and

Eric John was nice enough to reproduce his intro as well that I accidentally cut short. So you're

going to hear that, and then you will hear clocked out, give their intro, and then

the Q&A.

And maybe I'll add some audience noise and laugh tracks to make it sound more realistic.

Here we go.

So from Berlin, we have Eric John Russell, a researcher translator, author of spectacular

logic in Hegel and DeBoard, an editor of Cured Quail, quote, a journal of critical theory

that examines the aesthetic, social, and conceptual prevalence of illiteracy.

And right next to him, we have right here from the comic corridor in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

Fiona Pearl Miller and Zoe Laris Jokevich have clocked out.

A magazine that knows nothing has no party and nothing to gain.

A physical space for the interrogation of ideas,

and getting at the essence of them to read, think, and live deeply and clocked out.

Let's welcome our guests with some polite applause.

All right, all right.

Settle down.

Settle down, everybody.

Our discussion today is about social media and technology as a whole, the way it affects both our day-to-day lives and our existence as a species.

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