Workflow

To The Best Of Our Knowledge

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4.7 • 844 Ratings

🗓️ 25 May 2014

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

We explore the world of work -- including cubicles and how corborations rule the world, Life Inc. - Douglas Rushkoff; Cubed - Nikil Saval; Sonic Sidebar: Waitresses; Industrial Musicals - Steve Young; Dangerous Idea: The LitMode 100; On Our Minds: Arundhati Roy.

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0:00.0	It's to the best of our knowledge. I'm Anne Strain Champs. Today, Workflow.
0:08.7	Maybe you feel lucky to have a job. Maybe you love your job. But at the end of the day, well, there's a reason they call it work.
0:20.4	Looks like you've been missing a lot of work lately.
0:21.6	I wouldn't say I've been missing it, Bob.
0:24.6	Ha, ha, word, word.
0:28.6	I look for a job of both a day and night.
0:35.6	I can't find nothing that will suit me right
0:40.3	A little bit of labor
0:42.3	I'm not trying to shake
0:45.3	But everything I found seems too much like word
0:50.3	I got a job, I got a job to pay my way
0:55.0	Uh-oh, sounds like somebody's got a case of a case of the Monde's got a case of the Mondeuse.
1:02.0	Oh, oh, oh, business for pleasure.
1:08.0	Oh, now, oh. I got a job.
1:11.0	Uh-oh.
1:11.9	Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondos.
1:14.6	Welcome to the Working Week.
1:17.4	Oh, I.
1:18.0	Welcome to the Working Week.
1:19.9	The American Working Week today and the American Workplace, from the cubicle farm to the
1:35.9	co-working facility. Also, the lost history of a hidden American art farm, the industrial
1:41.5	musical. But first, do you ever get the feeling that your life is becoming
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