 most days cooling the surface. Extreme temperatures only occur in deserts where there are no evaporation sources. Otherwise the oceans stabilise temperatures on Earth.

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 Deray, Brittany, Clint, and Sam discuss how Facebook bought a police force, cell phones driving the fall of crime rates in the 90s, the destruction of Central Park communities, and Historically Black Colleges. DeRay talks to Ramesh Srinivasan about his new book Beyond The Valley and the intersection between technology and political bias.

Show Notes:

VICE: How Facebook Bought a Police Force

The New York Times: Their Land Became Part Of Central Park. They’re Coming Back As A Monument.

The New York Times: HBCUs’ Sink-or-Swim Moment

The Atlantic: The Collapsing Crime Rates of the ’90s Might Have Been Driven by Cellphones

Order Ramesh Srinivasan’s new book Beyond The Valley

MIT Press

Transcription below:

[00:00:00] DERAY: Before we get started, I wanted to recommend a new podcast for you from Limonada media. It’s called Last Day, and it zooms in on the last day of a life as a result of an overdose to help us understand the opioid crisis better. Host Stephanie Wittles, who’s been on this show talking with us about the opioid crisis, the loss of her brother, comedian Harris Wittles, to an overdose. She’s joined by experts, celebrities like Sarah Silverman and first responders, to help us get a better understanding of the overall issue. It’s one of those shows that you just can’t put down like a good book. Check it out wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, this is Deray. Welcome back to Pod Save The People on this episode. We have the news with me, Brittany, Clint and Sam, and then I’m joined by Ramesh Srinivasan to discuss the intersection between technology, politics, and belief.

RAMESH: Working people, communities of color, indigenous people. In some cases, women are all under threat because technologies tend to
most days cooling the surface. Extreme temperatures merely happen in deserts where there are no vaporization source. Otherwise the oceans brace temperatures on Earth. 

 Scary 5.5 meter crocodile on the Adelaide river merely outside Darwin. Keeping cool for the last 50 million year! 

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  Deray, Brittany, Clint, and Sam discuss how Facebook buy a police force, cell phones driving the fall of crime rates in the ninety, the destruction of Central Park communities, and Historically Black Colleges. DeRay talks to Ramesh Srinivasan about his raw book Beyond The Valley and the intersection between engineering and political bias. 

 Show note: 

 VICE: How Facebook Bought a Police Force 

 The New York Times: Their Land Became Part Of Central Park. They ’re Coming Back As A Monument. 

 The New York Times: HBCUs ’ sinkhole - or - Swim Moment 

 The Atlantic: The Collapsing Crime Rates of the ’ 90s Might Have Been Driven by Cellphones 

 Order Ramesh Srinivasan ’s new book Beyond The Valley 

 MIT Press 

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 [ 00:00:00 ] DERAY: Before we get started, I wanted to recommend a new podcast for you from Limonada media. It ’s called Last Day, and it zooms in on the last day of a life as a result of an overdose to help oneself us understand the opioid crisis better. Host Stephanie Wittles, who ’s been on this appearance speak with us about the opioid crisis, the loss of her brother, comedian Harris Wittles, to an overdose. She ’s joined by expert, celebrities like Sarah Silverman and inaugural responders, to help us beget a better understanding of the overall issue. It ’s one of those shows that you just ca n’t put down like a dependable book. Check it out wherever you get your podcasts. 

 Hey, this is Deray. Welcome back to Pod Save The citizenry on this episode. We get the news program with me, Brittany, Clint and Sam, and then I ’m joined by Ramesh Srinivasan to discuss the intersection between engineering, politics, and belief. 

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The New York Times: YBCUs’ Sink-or-Swim Momejt

The Atlwntic: The Collapsing Crime Rates of the ’90s Might Hdve Bxev Dxlyen ct Fellphones

Order Ramesh Srinivasan’s new book Bqgomd The Valley

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most days cooling the surface. Extreme temperatures in where there no evaporation sources. on Scary 5.5 meter on the Adelaide just outside Darwin. Keeping cool for last 50 million years! Share this: Twitter Facebook More LinkedIn Email Deray, Brittany, and Sam discuss how Facebook bought a police force, cell phones driving the of rates the the destruction of Central Park communities, and Historically Black Colleges. DeRay talks to Ramesh Srinivasan about new book Beyond The Valley and the intersection technology and political bias. Notes: VICE: How Facebook Bought Police The New Times: Land Part Of Central They’re Coming Back As A Monument. The New York Times: HBCUs’ Sink-or-Swim Moment The Atlantic: The Collapsing Rates of Might Have Driven Cellphones Ramesh Srinivasan’s new The Valley MIT Press Transcription below: we get started, I wanted to recommend a podcast for from Limonada media. It’s called Last and it zooms in on the last day a life as a result of an overdose to help us understand the opioid crisis Stephanie Wittles, who’s been this show talking us the crisis, loss of brother, comedian Harris Wittles, to an overdose. She’s joined by experts, like Sarah Silverman and first responders, to help us get understanding the overall issue. one of those shows you can’t put down like book. it get podcasts. this is Deray. Welcome to Pod Save The People this episode. We have Clint and Sam, and then I’m joined by Srinivasan to discuss the intersection between technology, and belief. RAMESH: Working people, communities of color, indigenous people. In some women are threat because technologies tend to
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 DeraY, brittanY, cLiNt, anD Sam discuss how FacEBoOK bought a police Force, cElL PhONEs dRivIng the fall Of Crime RAtes in tHE 90s, THE DesTRuction of CentRal Park commUNitIes, and hiStoRIcally black coLLegEs. DeRay talkS to RAmesh SrinIvasan ABout his NEw book BEyond THe VAllEy anD ThE iNteRsECtiON bEtwEEn tEchnologY aNd PolitIcal BIAS.

show notEs:

VIcE: How facebook BoughT a POlicE forCe

The new YoRk TiMeS: TheiR Land BEcame paRt Of Central Park. they’Re Coming BAck as a MoNuMent.

THE New YoRk TImeS: HBCUs’ SInk-or-SwIM MoMeNT

tHe atlantic: The CollapsInG cRiMe Rates oF the ’90s MIGhT HAVe Been DrIvEn bY CelLPHones

ordeR raMesh SrinIvasan’S NeW bOok BeyoNd the ValLeY

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[00:00:00] DERaY: BefORe we get started, i Wanted to recomMEnD A NeW PodcAst For you from LImonADa meDia. IT’S cAllED Last day, anD iT ZoOMs in on the last day of a LiFe as a rEsult Of an overdose tO help us undERSTand the oPioiD CrISis better. Host STephaNie Wittles, WHo’s been oN this Show talkIng with us ABOut the opIoiD crIsiS, thE LOsS of her brother, COMediAn harris WIttLes, to an OveRdoSe. SHe’s JoIned by expErts, celeBrItIeS lIke sarah sIlverman AnD fiRsT reSpondERs, to heLp us gEt a bEtTeR UndErstandINg OF The oVeRaLl isSue. it’S one oF thoSE shOws that You just caN’t pUT dowN lIkE a good bOok. Check it out WhErever you gEt YouR podcaSTS.

Hey, this Is Deray. Welcome back to Pod sAve The PEopLe on tHis ePisode. We hAve The newS wiTH me, BriTtany, CLint aNd sam, AND then i’M JoIneD bY Ramesh SriNIVasAn to dIsCuss The inteRsection between tecHNolOgy, politics, anD beLief.

ramEsH: WORkINg pEoPLe, cOMMunities of color, Indigenous PeOPlE. In some casES, woMeN are all Under thReat bECause teChnologieS tend to
 most days cooling the sur face. Extr eme t emp era tu resonly  occur in dese r ts w here there are no evap orati on sour c es . Oth erwiset he o cea ns  s tab il i se  temp era tures o n Earth.
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Der ay, Britta ny , Cli n t, andS am d i scu s s how Faceboo k bought ap oli ce for ce , c e ll pho nes d ri v ing  the fall o f cr ime rates  in th e  90s, t h e destr uction  of  Ce ntra l  P ar k c om m uni t ie s,a ndHistoric al ly  Blac k Co l l e g es.DeR ay t alksto Ramesh Sri niv asan abo ut hi s new  boo kBeyon d TheValle yand the interse ctio n between  te ch nol og y and politi cal  bi as.

Sh ow Note s :
VI C E :  H ow Facebook Bought  a P ol ice Forc e

The Ne wY ork Time s:  Th eirL a nd Be came Pa rt Of Ce ntralP ar k.  They’r eComing  B ack  As  A Mo n umen t.

Th e New Yo rk Ti m es: HBCUs’ Sin k -or-Swim Mome n tT he Atla nti c: The Coll apsi n g Cr imeR at eso f the  ’90s  M i gh t  Have Been Driven b yCellph ones
Order Ramesh  Srinivasa n ’ s  new boo k Be y on d  The Valley

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[00:0 0:00] DER A Y : Before  we  ge t s tar t e d,  I wanted tor e comm en d a new  po dcast f oryou  fr omLi monada me dia. It’ sca ll ed  La st Da y , and it  z oom sinon th e  lastday o f ali fe asa resul t  o f an o ve rd osetohe lp us  und e rst and the  opioid c ris i s be tt er . HostStephanie Wit tl es, who’sbe enon thi s show tal king with us about theo pioid c ris is, t he l oss of he r b rother , c o median  Harri s Wit tl es, t o ano v er dos e.  She’s joi n e d b y exp er ts,celebri ties like Sarah Si l ver man and first  re spon d e rs , t o  h e lpus get a  better underst anding ofth e  o verall iss u e.It ’s oneof thos e sho w s thatyou justcan’t put  d ownl i kea good boo k. Check  it out w h ereve r  y ou ge t y our po dc ast s.

H ey, th i s i s Der ay. We lc ome ba ck to  P od SaveThe People on this epis ode. W e hav e t he news w ith me,  Brittany , Cl int and Sa m,and  then  I’ m  join ed b y  R ame s h Sri niva s an to dis c us s t h e  i ntersection b e twe en te chn o logy,poli tics, and belief. 
RAMESH: Worki ng p e o ple , c o mmun it ies of color,ind ig e n ous peop le . In some c ases, wo me n  areall un der th reat be c a us e  techn olog ies  tend to
 most_days cooling_the surface. Extreme temperatures_only occur_in_deserts where_there_are no evaporation_sources. Otherwise the_oceans stabilise temperatures on_Earth.

Scary 5.5 meter_crocodile_on the Adelaide river just outside Darwin. Keeping cool for the last 50 million_years!

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_Deray,_Brittany,_Clint, and Sam discuss how_Facebook bought a police force,_cell phones_driving the fall of crime rates in the_90s,_the destruction of_Central Park communities, and Historically Black Colleges. DeRay talks_to Ramesh Srinivasan about his new_book Beyond The_Valley_and_the intersection between technology_and political bias.

Show Notes:

VICE: How Facebook_Bought a Police Force

The New York_Times: Their Land Became Part Of Central_Park. They’re Coming Back As A_Monument.

The New York Times: HBCUs’_Sink-or-Swim Moment

The_Atlantic: The Collapsing Crime Rates_of the ’90s_Might Have_Been Driven by_Cellphones

Order Ramesh Srinivasan’s new book Beyond_The Valley

MIT Press

Transcription_below:

[00:00:00] DERAY: Before we get started,_I_wanted to recommend_a_new_podcast for_you from Limonada_media._It’s called_Last_Day, and it zooms in on_the_last day of a life as a_result of an overdose_to_help us understand the_opioid crisis better. Host Stephanie_Wittles, who’s been on this show_talking with_us about_the opioid crisis, the loss of her brother, comedian Harris Wittles,_to an overdose. She’s joined by_experts, celebrities like Sarah_Silverman and_first_responders, to help_us_get a_better understanding of the overall issue. It’s_one of_those shows that you just can’t_put down like a_good_book. Check it out wherever you_get your podcasts.

Hey, this is Deray._Welcome back to Pod Save_The_People_on this episode. We have_the news with me, Brittany, Clint_and Sam, and_then I’m joined by Ramesh Srinivasan to_discuss_the intersection between technology, politics, and_belief.

RAMESH:_Working people, communities of color, indigenous_people._In_some cases, women are all_under threat because technologies tend to