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TechStuff

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4.3 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Bridget Todd host of There Are No Girls on the Internet steps in for Jonathan to celebrate women in tech for International Women's Day.

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0:00.0	Craig Ferguson goes in search of joy in talks with actors, doctors, stand-ups, and scientists, everyone.
0:07.0	Is it love, religion, drugs, money?
0:10.0	Where do you find it?
0:11.0	Craig Ferguson, in search of joy, the celebrations, the dances, science, poetry, laughter, and music of joy.
0:18.0	Don't miss it.
0:19.0	Joy with Craig Ferguson.
0:20.0	Here it now.
0:21.0	On the iHeart Radio app.
0:23.0	Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:26.0	I'm here to help.
0:30.0	Welcome to Tech Stuff, a production from iHeart Radio.
0:39.0	Welcome to Tech Stuff, a production of iHeart Radio.
0:45.0	How the tech are you?
0:46.0	As you can probably tell from my voice.
0:48.0	I am not Jonathan Strickland.
0:50.0	My name is Bridget Todd and I'm the host of iHeart Radio's Tekken Culture Podcast.
0:53.0	There are no girls on the internet.
0:55.0	Jonathan is actually the executive producer of my podcast and he was kind enough to pass me the mic
0:59.0	in honor of Women's History Month.
1:01.0	Because talking about the ways that women have shaped technology is kind of my jam.
1:05.0	On my podcast, there are no girls on the internet.
1:07.0	We talk all about the overlooked ways that women, people of color, trans folks, queer folks,
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