6:09pm
MarciB:
I wonder if Mark will interview the "Careless People" author Sarah Wynn-Williams. Since Zuckerburg doesn't want us to read it, we should read it!
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6:09pm
herb.nyc:
Hey there. Whew, mark sez no more planes. But I wonder, have small drones done such already?
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6:09pm
Folsom:
What is that military program where they use a high altitude camera to get a bird's eye view and then use street cameras to zoom down on the action?
Actually, I'm feeling dull today--but that's nice of you to say so! Thank you.
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6:12pm
Mark Hurst:
Sept 9, 2019 show with Arthur Holland Michel discussing his book "Eyes in the Sky," about how US military drones in Iraq came to be deployed over civilian populations in the US: www.wfmu.org...
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6:13pm
FoolishBandit:
You are pulling my leg that this guy's name was "McNut"
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6:25pm
Ken From Hyde Park:
Sounds like tinfoil umbrellas would be a good business opportunity for downtown Baltimore.
6:27pm
Graham:
Crime is way down in Baltimore these days. Great town full of great people, quite a number of worker owned businesses, strong feeling of neighborliness and community. Affordable housing, and reasonable travel times to the rest of the NE corridor and the mid Atlantic.
Lots of green spaces full of wildlife here too.
I saw this author speak recently at our local coffee shop slash bookstore, worker owned: Red Emma’s. Amusing that not everyone employed by this spy plane company was eager to admit it publicly!
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6:30pm
the other nadia (hectic):
hey mark, i don't know if you've talked about this before, but something i feel the effect of most in my life as a young person is the social pressure to have a phone and be on the internet all the time. i don't want to have a phone, but it forms barriers in my relationships with people because they all have this sort of aspect of their life that i don't. do you think you could have a show about this and the effects of social media on the youths today?
6:32pm
yippie:
i think one of the weirdest privacy laws is in new orleans, where its generally illegal to wear a mask, but if you ride on the mardi gras float you must wear a mask
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6:33pm
melinda:
I spent a night in Baltimore a couple of years ago in a historic house airbnb just a few blocks from the train station, nice neighborhood to walk around in. Interesting vibe.
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6:33pm
Hoboken Jack:
Fascinating interview thus far! Thank you Mark
6:33pm
wenzo:
I have a shotspotter outside my house
I was going to suggest that episode (thanks, Handy) - after you have listened to that one, then listen to my interview with August Lamm: www.wfmu.org...
6:41pm
jan:
I was a student at Maryland Institute in Baltimore. The campus was right in the middle of downtown Baltimore. This was 1973-1975 and while the city was intact near the campus, there were acres of demolished lots - the ruins of the riots in the 60s. Each day starting at dusk, helicopters flew over the city, shining bright searchlights over the streets. Being innocent, I thought it would be fun to run away from the roving searchlight. Being a white kid, I was of no interest to the cops. Sometime later, a friend and I snuck on to a derelict ship in the harbor. The cops were called and the helicopter swooped down, and the squad cars converged on the location. Hearing the sirens, we ran back to the street before the police arrived. We were questioned and let go- white privilege...
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6:45pm
PaulRobeson1925:
There is a direct line to the enforcement of the 1970 Controlled Substance act and the erosion of privacy we have seen over the last 55 years
Listener comments!
: Mark! Techtarnstormers!
Handy Haversack: Mark and all!
Will thee SG OCNY: Good evening Mark Hurst and all!!!
chresti: Hi Mark and markers!
joe_rosevear: OK, I'm here. We can start now.
DanFA: Hi Mark.
Hugo (NL): Hi Mark, robots!
joe_rosevear:
↳ chresti @6:01
I have a Sharpie...the other nadia (hectic): you can't go wrong with a pb and j
ultradamno: Good piece on online gaming from John Oliver last night with a certain emphasis on how devices make it worse.
Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Mark, techies. Good evening.
the other nadia (hectic):
↳ the other nadia (hectic) @6:04
just saying...David (in London): Evening Mark and assembled Technoids.
Bas NL: Hi Mark! You was great on the Hoof 'n Mouth! Hi all!
paddy in matawan: GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!
tim: Hi Mark! Congrats on the successful marathon! Great performance at Hoof'n'Mouth too!
Boulder Tom: I’m currently reading Mood Machine by Liz Pelly. This show was where I heard about it. Spotify is nuts.
Folsom: Mark looked good with the glasses last night
the other nadia (hectic): great song choice last night mark hurst
chresti:
↳ joe_rosevear @6:04
That means you are a sharper marker.tim:
↳ Song: "Mark's intro"
I really love that spoof!joe mulligan: can't thank you enough Mark for having this show on WFMU.
tim: Hi everyone!
N'Lo: Baltimore is listening!
Webhamster Henry: Hi Friends!
Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Mark and minor threats.
Will thee SG OCNY: 👀👀👀
In the sky
MarciB: I wonder if Mark will interview the "Careless People" author Sarah Wynn-Williams. Since Zuckerburg doesn't want us to read it, we should read it!
herb.nyc: Hey there. Whew, mark sez no more planes. But I wonder, have small drones done such already?
Folsom: What is that military program where they use a high altitude camera to get a bird's eye view and then use street cameras to zoom down on the action?
wenzo: “Ross McNut”?! 😂
PaulRobeson1925: Warm greetings one & all!
ultradamno: Since we have a Musk theme shaping up on playlist images www.comicsands.com...
Bas NL: Wammy. Son of the Big WOPR.
joe_rosevear:
↳ chresti @6:06
Actually, I'm feeling dull today--but that's nice of you to say so! Thank you.Mark Hurst: Sept 9, 2019 show with Arthur Holland Michel discussing his book "Eyes in the Sky," about how US military drones in Iraq came to be deployed over civilian populations in the US: www.wfmu.org...
FoolishBandit: You are pulling my leg that this guy's name was "McNut"
Mark Hurst: Ross McNutt, PhD - www.pss-1.com...
socoartdecolime: just tuning in - wonder if they will talk about how landscaping in lower-income areas tends to enable surveillance
paddy in matawan: are they still riding unregistered dirtbikes and 4-wheelers in the streets there?
Mark Hurst: ultra, Handy, WtSG, chresti, joe_r, DanFA, Hugo, hectic, Peter, DiL, paddy, tim, Tom, Folsom, joe m, N'Lo, Webham, KfHP, Marci, herb, PaulR, Bas, Foolish, socoart - welcome to all!
Mike From Brooklyn: Greetings Mark and everybody!
Great performance at the Hoof & Mouth last night Mark!
Mark Hurst:
↳ Mike From Brooklyn @6:15
thanks, Mike, and nice meeting you in person during the marathonMark Hurst:
↳ Bas NL @6:05
thanks, Bas!FoolishBandit:
↳ Mark Hurst @6:15
Ahoy!PaulRobeson1925: & theories reflect their creators world view both as the world is and as the world should be
Mark Hurst:
↳ Boulder Tom @6:06
Liz Pelly will be on the show soon. Mood Machine is a great read.Will thee SG OCNY: The planes will just make more shooting happen in buildings and parking garages
PaulRobeson1925: The War On Drugs is the root cause of the violence lawenforcementactionpartnership.org... and the lack of trust
SeaCreature: Yeah but could it see Snoop n Chris dumping bodies in boarded up buildings?
Bas NL: This company sounds like Omni Consumer Products from Robocop.
Deano de los Muertos: Evening Mark and all
Mark Hurst:
↳ Deano de los Muertos @6:19
welcome, Deanotim:
↳ SeaCreature @6:19
Sheeeeeeeeeit! Talk to Prop Joe for his take.Ken From Hyde Park: Sounds like tinfoil umbrellas would be a good business opportunity for downtown Baltimore.
Graham: Crime is way down in Baltimore these days. Great town full of great people, quite a number of worker owned businesses, strong feeling of neighborliness and community. Affordable housing, and reasonable travel times to the rest of the NE corridor and the mid Atlantic.
Lots of green spaces full of wildlife here too.
I saw this author speak recently at our local coffee shop slash bookstore, worker owned: Red Emma’s. Amusing that not everyone employed by this spy plane company was eager to admit it publicly!
melinda: hi everyone!
the other nadia (hectic): hey mark, i don't know if you've talked about this before, but something i feel the effect of most in my life as a young person is the social pressure to have a phone and be on the internet all the time. i don't want to have a phone, but it forms barriers in my relationships with people because they all have this sort of aspect of their life that i don't. do you think you could have a show about this and the effects of social media on the youths today?
Handy Haversack:
↳ the other nadia (hectic) @6:30
You might find this ep. interesting:www.wfmu.org...
yippie: i think one of the weirdest privacy laws is in new orleans, where its generally illegal to wear a mask, but if you ride on the mardi gras float you must wear a mask
melinda: I spent a night in Baltimore a couple of years ago in a historic house airbnb just a few blocks from the train station, nice neighborhood to walk around in. Interesting vibe.
Hoboken Jack: Fascinating interview thus far! Thank you Mark
wenzo: I have a shotspotter outside my house
the other nadia (hectic):
↳ Handy Haversack @6:32
oh that's amazing! i thought he might have done such a show alreadyMark Hurst:
↳ the other nadia (hectic) @6:33
I was going to suggest that episode (thanks, Handy) - after you have listened to that one, then listen to my interview with August Lamm: www.wfmu.org...Mark Hurst:
↳ Hoboken Jack @6:33
Thanks, Jack, and nice hanging out with you during the marathonFoolishBandit:
↳ Mark Hurst @6:35
My headphones just died!!! Ill have to listen to this on the archive but I am enjoying the interview.chris in the redwoods: hi, Mark and everyone. finally here after a damp walk with puppers :)
PaulRobeson1925: The War on Drugs is the new Jim Crow
Prohibition can’t stop what it’s meant to stop. It’s not about the drugs. It is about controlling people
Mark Hurst:
↳ chris in the redwoods @6:40
welcome, Chrisjan: I was a student at Maryland Institute in Baltimore. The campus was right in the middle of downtown Baltimore. This was 1973-1975 and while the city was intact near the campus, there were acres of demolished lots - the ruins of the riots in the 60s. Each day starting at dusk, helicopters flew over the city, shining bright searchlights over the streets. Being innocent, I thought it would be fun to run away from the roving searchlight. Being a white kid, I was of no interest to the cops. Sometime later, a friend and I snuck on to a derelict ship in the harbor. The cops were called and the helicopter swooped down, and the squad cars converged on the location. Hearing the sirens, we ran back to the street before the police arrived. We were questioned and let go- white privilege...
the other nadia (hectic):
↳ Mark Hurst @6:34
i heard the interview with august a few weeks ago. gives me hope :)Ciggy: Hi
I was asleep
PaulRobeson1925: There is a direct line to the enforcement of the 1970 Controlled Substance act and the erosion of privacy we have seen over the last 55 years
Mark Hurst:
↳ the other nadia (hectic) @6:42
me toothe other nadia (hectic):
↳ Handy Haversack @6:32
the "dual mentality" the description talks about is definitely a good description of the feeling i haveSierra: Great interview as always! What about Gorgon’s stare?
wimpy: Going full Batman sounds 10 times worse
tim: Thanks, Mark. Good conversation!
Handy Haversack:
↳ the other nadia (hectic) @6:47
I don't use a phone -- never have had one. But it sounds like you have more social pressure to use one than I do.ultradamno:
↳ Song: "Mark's comments"
bsky.app...the other nadia (hectic):
↳ Handy Haversack @6:50
it's tougher if you're younger because kids kind of build their whole relationships and lives around them. their stupid little pocket rectangles.tim: Sounds like Miami Beach cops are hoping to make their own Girls Gone Wild videos.
PaulRobeson1925: Ho Ho HO
PaulRobeson1925: @Mark Hurst: You’re a good man. Thank you
Deano de los Muertos: “Watch the skies” close with X-Files theme??
chris in the redwoods: thanks, Mark. another yikes!
Deano de los Muertos: Thanks Mark
DjLorraine: Thank you Mark Hurst!
tim: Thanks, Mark!
Will thee SG OCNY: Thank you Mark Hurst and Ben Snyder!!!
Be well everyone!!
Handy Haversack: Thanks, Mark!
efd:
↳ Song: "All of Me" by "Hirofumi Asaba"
second-best version of "All Of Me" I've heard in the past 24 hours!Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mark. Don't trust anyone over 30 thousand feet.
chresti: Thanks Mark!
Mark Hurst: Thanks, everyone!
Mark Hurst:
↳ efd @6:59
Aw SHUCKS, EvanMark Hurst:
↳ Ken From Hyde Park @6:59
Good one.Bas NL: Thanks Mark!