2100 - A Time Capsule to the Future.

In an attempt to accurately explain the first six months of 2020, a historically significant year - host Jason Peters interviews a variety of civilians and experts about their experience during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mummers, 6ix9ine, COVID, George Floyd & everything in between.

Guests include: Jimmy Harrity (Jason's cousin & co-worker), Jon Ehrens (producer of WHYY's Radio Times and musician from Repelican), Alexandra Hunt (healthcare worker), Alicia Ault (healthcare writer), James Meyer (bartenders & Ink Master human canvas), and Benjamin Dixon (host of the Benjamin Dixon Show).

Music by: Dylan Hale, Repelican, Tierra Whack, Nintendo, CATS, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Billie Eilish, & Kendrick Lamar

Audio from: Bob Woodward, CBS, GMA

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Episode Summary written by ChatGPT, music generated by Suno.Ai, episode art created by Canva AI.

In this enlightening episode of 2100, host Jason N. Peters brings together an expert panel of guests—DJ Drewski, Susanna Raj, Kevin Frazier, and Jay Alford—to explore the advancements, ethical implications, and future trajectories of artificial intelligence. As they imagine AI's potential in the year 2100, the discussion traverses topics from AI's role in creativity and human-like interactions to the evolving boundaries between machines and humanity.

Together, the guests share diverse perspectives: DJ Drewski examines AI’s impact on the music industry and creative arts, Susanna Raj delves into the ethics of AI and its influence on social structures, Kevin Frazier discusses the legal challenges and policies shaping AI development, and Jay Alford provides a technical forecast on the integration of AI in everyday life. Jason guides the conversation, framing each topic with the awareness that this dialogue serves as a time capsule for the people of 2100—a snapshot of how 2024 envisions the incredible and complex world of artificial intelligence in their era.

In this episode of 2100 - host Jason N. Peters uses the Hahnemann Hospital Controversy as a lens to view the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic through. In this episode Jason tells the history of Samuel Hahnemann and the hospital with his namesake to journalist Colt Shaw.

We then go into the current controversy in which Joel Freedman and his private equity company refused to lend the hospital to the people of Philadelphia during this unprecedented disaster.

Sources:

https://drexel.edu/now/archive/2019/November/An-Exhibit-Epitaph-Honoring-171-Years-of-Hahnemann-History/

https://whyy.org/articles/many-fear-hahnemanns-story-will-send-a-message-buying-a-failing-hospital-pays/

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/freemasons_history_germany.html

https://www.acsh.org/news/1999/10/01/homeopathy-and-its-founder-views-of-a-british-researcher

https://www.livescience.com/31977-homeopathy.html

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Samuel-Hahnemann

I kinda don't want to put anything in the description. But I guess I gotta for the SEO. Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... WE'RE BRINGING THE SOUND OF RADIO TO THE PEOPLE OF 2100. Host Jason Peters asks multiple people about what will be better, the future or the present. Also, there are many guests - Scott Boches returns, Ronnie, Jimmy, Shareef - the favs. Also a surprise co-host & some silly songs.
This episode is sponsored by Toothpaste "for that great tooth taste!" & also sponsored by The People for Cheese Beefman.