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Footnotes in Stereo

Mira Vale and Theo Arlen

Footnotes in Stereo is a series of conversational research deep dives hosted by Mira Vale and Theo Arlen. Each episode follows a stack of sources into a different corner of culture, technology, art, religion, and history: the arguments, inventions, translations, and practical details that changed how people make meaning. Public episodes arrive Wednesdays, and Patreon subscribers receive an additional bonus episode every Friday. Created with Gemini Notebook. The conversations and voices are generated with Gemini Notebook.

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  1. How People Tried to Picture Tomorrow 2:00
  2. The billion dollar business of digital ghosts 32:03
  3. from snake oil to modern scienceploitation 54:02
  4. From medieval sewers to digital civil rights 52:20
  5. Why humans used to wake at midnight 50:36
  6. How Maps Invented the Modern World 37:06
  7. The 20th Century Invention of Teenagers 33:08
  8. The Invention of the Normal Human 58:47
  9. Why Our Recorded Music Is Melting 52:31
  10. [PREVIEW] Global Gender Variance from Hijras to Stonewall 5:00
  11. The Accidental Birth of the Cruise Ship 1:02:54
  12. [PREVIEW] Large Hadron Collider Science and Doomsday Myths 5:00
  13. From James Madison to the Football Field 48:09
  14. [PREVIEW] How Sewer Socialists Built Modern America 5:00
  15. How Humanity Maps the Afterlife 50:28
  16. How Hell Became a Torture Chamber 54:08
  17. From Music Boxes to Jazz Robots 43:49
  18. How the Digital Revolution Rewired Music 54:14
  19. Dada from the Trenches to Internet Memes 54:29
  20. Why Division Is Cheaper Than Unity 42:07
  21. Did the Old Masters Use Tracing Machines? 1:00:24
  22. Photoshop from Darkrooms to Generative Fill 23:03
  23. The Sophisticated Architectural Matrix of Genesis 52:03
  24. How Physics and Railroads Built the Circus 21:48