Tech Podcast “Better Offline” Dives Deep into Industry’s Influence

Gandhinagar: A new podcast is here to stir the tech world, taking a critical look at the industry’s growing influence and its impact on society. “Better Offline,” hosted by tech veteran Ed Zitron, dives deep into the “growth at all costs” mentality driving the actions of tech giants.

Zitron, author of the acclaimed book “This Is How You Pitch,” brings a wealth of experience to the table. He’s joined by a diverse group of guests – journalists, academics, and even tech insiders turned whistle-blowers. Together, they dissect the “who, how, and why” behind the decisions shaping our digital world.

Produced by Cool Zone Media and distributed by iHeartRadio, “Better Offline” employs a captivating blend of storytelling, in-depth interviews, and lively panel discussions. It cuts through the industry’s jargon, exposing the schemes and tactics employed by everyone from “cryptocurrency scumbags” to venture capitalists.

The podcast tackles the hottest tech trends, from Apple’s controversial $3500 “face computer” to the concerning trend of a “rot economy” that prioritizes profit over user experience. Ethical dilemmas surrounding artificial intelligence are also explored.

With three episodes already released, “Better Offline” has garnered praise from listeners and critics alike. The debut episode, “Introducing: Better Offline,” lays out the podcast’s mission, while the second, “An Autopsy of Apple’s Vision Pro,” dissects the flaws and potential dangers of Apple’s new wearable technology. The latest episode, “The Rot Economy ft Robert Evans,” features an interview with Cool Zone Media’s Robert Evans, a journalist who sheds light on the economic theory behind the decline in user experience across tech platforms.

“Better Offline” challenges the status quo, urging listeners to question the hidden agendas and true impacts of tech giants and their products. Available on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other platforms, the podcast is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the future of technology.

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