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culturally/INCOMPETENT is the untraditional technology podcast where curiosity beats expertise. Hosted by Nicholas Lindsey, the show dives into the intersections of culture, technology, AI, identity, and digital life through a Millennial and Gen Z lens.
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The Graduate Degree Isn't The Dream; It's The Toll (opens the original)
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Nicholas Clements-Lindsey explores the true value of graduate school, the economic implications, and how AI is transforming what education means today. He questions traditional notions of success and offers strategies for building meaningful relationships and options. #graduate school #education #AI #economics #networking #success #career #options #technology #lifelong learning
How Creatives Survive Fashion’s Tech Disruption (opens the original)
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FASHION DOESN’T SPEAK ENGINEER How Creatives Survive Fashion’s Tech Disruption Fashion is becoming more technical but does that mean creatives need to become engineers to survive? In this episode of culturally/INCOMPETENT , Nicholas Lindsey sits down with fashion-tech strategist Jessica Couch to unpack the growing collision between creativity and technology. As AI, data, algorithms, automation, and engineering reshape the fashion industry, designers and other creatives are being asked to navigat
What IF Your “Type” Isn’t Entirely Your Type?; It's The Algorithm (opens the original)
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What if your “type” isn’t entirely your type? In this episode of culturally/INCOMPETENT , Nicholas sits down with digital creator, strategist, and author Lauren O Lauren to unpack how Tinder, Grindr, Bumble, algorithms, and AI are changing the way we date, connect, and experience attraction. From swiping and the business of being seen to privacy, dating fatigue, and AI-assisted romance, we ask a bigger question: Are dating apps simply learning what we want or are they shaping what we want? Plus,
How MTV Shaped Social Media and The Millennial Generation (opens the original)
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In the ever-evolving landscape of media and culture, few platforms have shaped our identities as profoundly as MTV. Once a cultural monolith, MTV not only introduced new music but also created a sense of community and identity among its viewers. In a recent podcast, Nicholas Clements-Lindsey and Vinnie Potestivo delve into the history and impact of MTV, comparing it to today's fragmented media environment and exploring the unique challenges faced by Generation Z. The podcast discussion presents
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