This is another auxiliary episode where the SEMF organization interviewed me, Kurt Jai Mungal.

SEMF is an academic organization dedicated to exploring cutting edge science with collaborations

and research projects. This conversation was thought-provoking. We discussed a wide range of niche

topics, particularly in the podcast domain and the distrust of traditional media. That is, why is it that podcasts have taken off and what is it that podcasts are doing?

Enjoy this podcast where Carlos from SCMF interviews Kurt Jai Mungal, that is me.

All right, welcome everyone to the episode 5 of the Centilocuoka podcast.

Today we're going to talk about the rise of the podcast. And

with me today are Michael Garfield and Kurje Mungal, who are both hosts of very good and very

interesting podcasts. So welcome Michael and Kurt. Hey, thanks. It's a pleasure to be here. Thanks for inviting me. It's our pleasure

to have you. So as a brief introduction to our speakers today or in this case guests of our

episode, we have Michael Garfield, as I say. He is a paleontologist, futurist, exploring the intersections

of evolutionary theory, complex system science,

weird philosophy, deep history, and creative meta-disciplinarity.

He hosts and produces the Santa Fe Institute's Complexity podcast and manages their social media accounts,

as well as the independent Future Fossils podcast,

when he is not writing, making art and music, and risen two kids,

and an alligator is not being tap. That's a great, that's a great buyer. Welcome, Michael.

Glad to have you here. Thanks, likewise. And Kurtzeng Mungal is a Toronto

fieldmaker who decided to pursue the lens while studying mathematical physics at the University of

Toronto.

As a host of theories of everything, Kurt observes topics on theoretical physics, great unified

theories, consciousness, God, free will, all profound questions that we tend to outwardly ignore,

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