The Logoharp

Can technology unlock a deeper sense of human connection, or will it continue to drive us apart? Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass are joined by Arielle Emmett, author of "The Logoharp", a visionary sci-fi novel that explores identity, media manipulation, transhumanism, and geopolitical topics. This episode tackles the impact of automation, artificial intelligence, power structures, and humanity's future. With personal experience stories, global perspectives, and literature references, they question how society can reconcile progress with empathy. We invite you to challenge yourself and rethink everything from politics to morality and identity.

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The Logoharp

In this captivating episode, Kris Tyte & Sean Snodgrass interview Arielle Emmett, author of "The Logoharp", a visionary sci-fi novel that explores identity, media manipulation, transhumanism, and geopolitical topics. The conversation travels through philosophical and literary insights, reflections on our society, and personal stories. With humor, depth, and honesty, they unpack this riveting story how prophecy emerges through fiction and humanity through understanding.

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Join Kris Tyte & Sean Snodgrass beyond the podcast! We’re building a curious, thoughtful, and occasionally hilarious community of humans just like you. Your questions, insights, and comments fuel future episodes — and we always read what you share.

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In this insightful and candid episode of Positive Pedestrian, the hosts welcome Corey Meyer, who shares his experiences on platforms such as Bluesky, Reddit, and X. He discusses his journey through an internet suspension and explores topics ranging from social media stories and the psychology of trolling to the "dead internet" theory. This episode is filled with humor, valuable insights, and philosophical significance, making it a must-listen for anyone questioning the purpose of our online activities.

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Join Kris Tyte & Sean Snodgrass beyond the podcast! We’re building a curious, thoughtful, and occasionally hilarious community of humans just like you. Your questions, insights, and comments fuel future episodes — and we always read what you share.

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🎙️ Listen on Spotify — Follow Us & Never Miss an Episode
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