HeyJaredSuperhuman Podcast
Superhuman is an investigative podcast and publication exploring child online safety, platform accountability, antitrust, and concentrated power. Through the story of my 16-year-old son Avery, it examines what it will take to build a safer digital world.
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Out of the Ruins (opens the original)
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You’ve probably heard of corporate personhood, and you have some sense of the threat it poses to individual rights and freedoms in America.You also live with the rest of it every day. Manipulative marketing. Surveillance capitalism. Feeds built to be addictive. Lobbying money that shapes the world you live in.But there is a side of these stories that you don’t hear.Not in mainstream media.And almost never from courtrooms.That is what I set out to explore with my podcast, Superhuman: From Enginee
Why You Suck at Substack (opens the original)
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Not You. Me!I tricked you into clicking. Nobody opens a post about my problems. Everybody opens one about theirs.But honestly I suck at Substack.I suck at Substack because I don’t really want to be a brand.Somewhere along the way, these boards convinced us that being a person wasn’t enough anymore.You need a nicheA voiceA strategyThree pillarsA cadenceA funnelA color paletteAnd every thought needs to be contentEvery experience a lessonEvery photograph a captionEvery painful thing that happened t
The Attrition Monitor (opens the original)
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I haven't posted in a while. After Avery died I went straight into advocacy work, and that is where my accumulated PTO and the majority of my free time went. This summer I took a break. I traveled, hiked, rode my bike in the mountains, and I wrote. This is one of those pieces. I actually began writing it in Italy last year, but I keep coming back to it, and I'm ready to start letting it out.The Attrition Monitor is a three-act play written for high school students to produce. It is, deliberately
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