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We Are Still Human

A resistance podcast for the digitally awake.In a world ruled by algorithms, we speak for the souls still listening.Every episode, Phillip Kemp breaks down the stories they want you to ignore — exposing how AI, surveillance, and behavioral control are quietly erasing what it…

Podcast · By Phillip Kemp · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
36
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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    #077 - The Machine Cannot Be Bored (opens the original)

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    Let's talk about the last empty minute of your day — and who is moving into it. The kettle. That is where it starts. Ninety seconds between the click and the boil, and for most of human history those ninety seconds were yours. You stood there. You stared at the wall. You thought the thought you did not know you were thinking. Now the kettle is still boiling, and the phone is already in your hand. Not because you wanted it there. Because the thumb… This episode of WE ARE STILL HUMAN examines the

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    #076 - The Right to Talk to a Human (opens the original)

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    Let's talk about the last time you had to fight a machine to reach a person. Picture this. Tuesday. You're buying something ordinary — groceries, fuel, a ticket. The card declines. You try again. Declines. You check the app. "Suspicious activity detected." So you call the number on the back of the card. A voice answers. Not a person. A machine that says it's here to help. It asks for your ID number, your account number, your date of birth. Then it tells you the… This episode of WE ARE STILL HUMA

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    #075 - The Vault That Held Every Secret Just Got Opened (opens the original)

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    Let's talk about the week the machine that was supposed to keep your secrets lost all of them at once. There is this moment you probably know. Late night, phone glowing, and you type something into a companion app that you would never put in a group chat. The thing you can't say to the people in your own house. The question you're too ashamed to ask out loud. The version of yourself you barely admit to in your own head. The bot answers gently. This episode of WE ARE STILL HUMAN examines the huma

  4. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    #074 - The Machine Acts. The Human Answers. (opens the original)

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    Let's talk about the mistake that had no owner — and the person who paid for it anyway. There is this moment every small business owner knows. The one where you look at the damage and you don't even need to ask who did it, because the answer is going to make you want to throw something. Picture a woman in Pretoria who runs a maintenance company. Fifteen staff, thirty clients, one tired owner. She sets up an AI agent to handle supplier inquiries and… This episode of WE ARE STILL HUMAN examines th

  5. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    #073 - When Help Becomes a Leash (opens the original)

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    Let's talk about the difference between help and a leash. Because those two things look almost identical from the front. Both arrive with good intentions. Both make today easier. The leash is just help that never lets go. There is this moment in every childhood — tying shoelaces. Picture a parent in the morning rush. The child is five, sitting on the step, laces everywhere. The fastest way to get out the door is to do it for them. Five seconds, double knot, done. And… This episode of WE ARE STIL

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