Tales From The Digital Tales From The Digital

Constant comparison and constant competition can easily question ones own identity, it can even lead to wanting to be someone else. Listen to James’ story and what happens when the competitive nature of an industry take over is personal life. Could ‘likes’ and ‘followers become a new kind of currency in our society? Or is this already happening?

Credits:
Intro music: Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones
Story: Steve Flynn
Production: Linda Sophia Schultheis

It is easy to complain about modern technology and the effects it has on us. In general it is easier to find negative viewpoints on a topic and it is easy to overlook the positive aspects something brings. If we are very honest with ourselves, could we live without technology or social media anymore? Would we want to? Listen to Anthony Madonna’s story about his relationship towards modern communication.

Credits:
Intro music: Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones
Story: Anthony Madonna
Production: Linda Sophia Schultheis

Now and then it is good and also healthy to complain about what is happening in our daily lives. Sometimes it is even necessary, so we can put things into perspective. If we would only learn from our own wisdom!

Credits:
Intro music: Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones
Story: Abigail Richardson
Production: Linda Sophia Schultheis

Most people like to receive letters or parcels in the mailbox. Usually it is either something personal or something you where waiting for a long time. But what do you do when a person you have never met in your entire life sends you a parcel, which contains a very strange object?

Credits:
Intro music: Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones
Story: Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones
Production: Linda Sophia Schultheis

We present ourselves in a certain way on social media platforms and often we forget who is looking at the content we upload. Sometimes we do not even know the people who look at our images. Listen to Ed Pinker’s hilarious story about what happened when he revealed something to the public that was not intentional!

Credits:
Intro music: Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones
Story: Ed Pinker
Production: Linda Sophia Schultheis

In the digital age, it is sometimes hard to imagine how our lives were just two decades ago. We got used to a faster way of communicating with each other. Also the way we consume information has changed completely and today knowledge and information can easily be confused.

Credits:
Intro music: Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones
Story: Leonie Benesch
Production: Linda Sophia Schultheis