Aleks Krotoski asks what it means to be authentic in a digital world full of filters. Show more

Aleks Krotoski looks into the digital world. In this episode, we explore why people are rejecting a traditional relationship with tech, jobs and societal pressures. Show more

Aleks Krotoski asks if the way we reveal or keep secrets is changing, now that we share more and more of ourselves online. Show more

Aleks Krotoski asks how digital devices are changing our memories and our perception of intelligence. Show more

Aleks Krotoski explores what it means to be solitary in our digital world and whether we should be more nuanced in our approach to the complex human emotion of loneliness. Show more

We seem to be living in an age of anger and nowhere is that more apparent than certain parts of the internet. Aleks Krotoski explores if digital media is a symptom or the cause. Show more

There is an old joke that talking to yourself is first sign of madness but we now know its an essential mental tool . So how much of what we do online is that same inner speech?

Aleks Krotoski finds out about an online community who believe in a film that doesn't exist and contemplates base reality with cognitive neuroscientist Donald Hoffman. Show more

Aleks Krotoski explores living in a digital world. Why in a digital world can silence make us feel uncomfortable and how can technology actually help us achieve silence? Show more

We are feeling the disruptive force of Covid-19 and its fallout. But will we want to hold onto BC, Before Coronavirus to make our world AD, After the Disease, what it once was? Show more

Aleks Krotoski discovers how to live symbiotically with our technology, and how such a relationship may change what it means to be human. Show more

Aleks Krotoski explores the digital world. Show more

We are stuck in a moment. How will technologies help us live beyond the everyday? Show more

Aleks Krotoski asks if moving our lives online has given us a false sense of normality during these extraordinary times. Show more

With the economic crisis coming in the wake of the pandemic Aleks asks if crowd funding is the magic bullet to give to those whose livelihoods have suffered. Show more

As our offices continue to exist virtually, Aleks looks at how working remotely changes the dynamics of trust between employee and employer and with ourselves. Show more

Whether TV or radio, media take on a different quality when the majority of us have gone to bed. Aleks Krotoski explores what this means in the digital world. Show more

Sacred objects and places are often imbued with memories, memories we cherish and define who we are. Aleks asks if technology can be a conduit for sacredness. Show more

During the pandemic technology is a lifeline to traditionally non-digital forms of art. But has high culture adapted to being just another stream of online content? Show more

Special edition of the series that explores life in the digital world.