Hey, it's Ariel-Zimross, the host of Reset, and today, instead of an episode, I have an announcement to make about the show.

Starting tomorrow, Reset is going weekly.

We're shifting our schedule from releasing three episodes each week

to putting out a single episode a week and you'll be able to listen to our very

first weekly

we're doing this for two reasons.

First, the reset team is going to start working on another tech-related audio

project for the Google Assistant that you'll be able to check out later this summer.

I'll keep you posted on that.

But more importantly, this change will allow us to make more narratively driven episodes,

episodes that tell stories about tech and science in surprising new ways.

And I'm really excited about that.

And no matter what, I'm going to keep bringing you the same fiercely curious take on tech, science, power, and design.

So, if you haven't already, subscribe.

Seriously, do it.

And make sure you listen to our new episodes, now weekly on Fridays.

Tomorrow's episode, by the way, is going to dive into the world of online K-pop activism in a way that I think hasn't been talked about enough.

Here's a sneak preview.

So many articles, writer coming out saying,

K-pop fans actually care.

K-pop fans are activists.

Not only is that problematic just in the history of fan activism,

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