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Voices/Bridget Phetasy/E65. Scott Zakarin and the Beauty of New Media

Bridget Phetasy

Podcast · 396 episodes on record

E65. Scott Zakarin and the Beauty of New Media

Published

January 30, 2020

Length

1 hr 41 min

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66 of 396

January 30, 2020

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E54. Adam Alter Helps You Manage Your Screen Addiction

E55. Melissa Chen Asserts That if You’re Ignorant in America, It’s A Choice

E56. Ryan Stout Says You Should Keep Creating, Even if the Industry Doesn’t Care

E57. Faisal Saeed Al Mutar Believes Focus and Dedication Can See You Through Anything

E58. Dana Goldberg Maintains that Comics Say What Most People are Thinking

E59. Bret Stephens On Why Disagreement is the Basis of Every Free Society

E60. Coach Tea Believes the Gifts We Are Given Should Be Used to Serve Others

E61. Helen Dale and the Changing Rules and Ramifications of Cancel Culture

E62. Michael Malice Wants to Foment as Much Chaos In Our Political Process As Possible

E63. Jessica Michelle Singleton Processes Her Trauma Onstage

E64. Rapper Zuby On Why Men Aren’t Out to Get You

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E65. Scott Zakarin and the Beauty of New Media

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E66. Meghan Daum Believes We Have Lost the Ability to Sustain Complex Arguments

E67. Jonah Goldberg is Not a Huge Fan of Enthusiasm

E68. Jacob Bresler Has Never Stopped Believing in Humanity

E69. Andrew Doyle Addresses the Lack of Compassion in the Social Justice Movement

E70. Mark Halperin On the Importance of Humility and Acceptance

E71. Gigi Levangie Wonders When “Life Isn’t Fair” Went Out of Fashion

E72. Tips for Working from Home and Dealing with Depression and Anxiety

E73. Paul Shirley and the Problem with Infinite Time

E74. Michael Shermer Believes Most of Us Are Wrong About Most Things

E75. 12 Step Programs And Recovery During Quarantine with Misty M

E76. Samantha Shahi On Why Timelines Are A Fallacy

E77. Dave Rubin Discusses How the Pandemic Is Causing Us to Reevaluate What’s Important

E78. Story Hour With Bridget Phetasy Part 5 – World Traveler 1

E79. Jeren Montgomery Wants You to Stop Thanking Him for His Service

E80. Sam Harris Says You Can’t Become Happy, You Can Only BE Happy

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Summary

Scott Zakarin, writer, director and producer, stops by to discuss his new project Digital Sky, a fictional anthology podcast series about our social media obsession and the apps that run our lives. He and Bridget cover a wide array of topics from dad bods, to beauty standards, the freedom which new media offers to creators, the best shows they've ever binged, and the last time they cried. Bridget opens up about her love for Michael Bay movies, Scott discusses capturing inspiration via differe...

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