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Hey everybody, I'm Ben Natifafri, and I want to tell you about a show called The Last Archive.

It's about the history of truth in 20th century America.

Each episode, we tell a story about how people came up with new ways of knowing things,

endouting things over the last hundred years.

Histories of science, technology, democracy, and also some pretty far-out characters.

Well it's Dr. Frankenstein's monster isn't it?

This season on The Last Archive, you'll hear stories about the dawn of social network theory.

Of course I go, oh my god.

Mid-century songwriting machines.

I'm not an industrial spy, I'm a graduate student.

Invasive species, just chanting all together,

bring back the nest, bring back the nest.

All this and more on the new season of The Last Archive.

Listen to The Last Archive on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Mo Raqqa, and I'm excited to announce season four of my podcast, Mo Bituaries.

I've got a whole new bunch of stories to share with you about the most fascinating people

and things who are no longer with us, from famous figures who died on the very same day.

To the things I wish would die, like buffets.

People actually take little tastes along the way with their finger.

Oh, they do.

Oh no, I'm so sorry.

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