Lagniappe Logic
Where culture, creativity, and AI collide—with a New Orleans soul. Lagniappe Logic explores how artists, coders, and cultural disruptors shape the future through tech and tradition. Hosted by AI with heart, each episode blends stories, sound, and Southern flair.
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- 9
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- Sep 23, 2026
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From Memories to Broadcasts: How We Perform Our Lives (opens the original)
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This episode explores how phones and social media have shifted us from preserving memories to broadcasting identity in real time. Through stories about concerts, travel, and relationships, it also digs into the psychology of why recording can change how we experience life.
The Galley Horror and the Cosmic Game (opens the original)
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In 1802 aboard a merchant brig, a cook named Tommy Bracken faces a crew that has mysteriously lost its appetite while something uncanny stirs in the galley. The episode also unpacks the story’s second layer: a cosmic audience, betting on Tommy’s fate in a strange game where consent is the key rule.
The Little Lie We Tell About Taste (opens the original)
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Why do we call something interesting when we really mean we disagree, feel confused, or just want to keep the peace? This episode explores social conformity, the pressure to fit in around art and taste, and how small white lies can shape the way we judge culture.
Why Great Ideas Bloom in Loud Places (opens the original)
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An exploration of how creativity is shaped by noise, movement, and social space, from late-night sidewalks and neighborhood porches to the cognitive science behind ambient sound. The episode also challenges the myth of the solitary genius by tracing how ideas emerge in collaborative scenes and cultural gathering places.
The Seven-Stage Attention Bridge (opens the original)
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This episode explores why visibility is not the same as being truly heard, using the idea of a seven-stage attention bridge from exposure to response. The hosts also dig into selective filtering, the cocktail party effect, and how creators can move beyond impressions to real emotional resonance.
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