Kelvin explains how his technological interest and experimentation in podcasting spawned from his early enthusiasm for opening up computers—wanting to see what was inside. He also considers how kids grow up with digital technology today and ponders what it would be like to be a robot feeder.Podcast case study: Naked Tech Podcast (producer)Find Kelvin on Twitter @_kelvinlee.Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.Links and Show NotesPart of a Movement iPhoneAndroid (operating system)Nokia E51BlackBerryLeo LaporteThis Week in Tech (TWiT)MotorolaApple, Inc.Macintosh IIiOSGoogleLimetown (podcast)NetflixExperimentation and Control The No Agenda ShowAdam CurryYouTubeMarques BrownleeRSSSpotifyJoe RoganPocket CastsSomeone Dared Us AlgorithmNaked Tech PodcastGeoff KimTwitterSide hustleTwitch (service)YouTube LiveWhat Is YouTube Live? (article by Hootsuite)OBS StudioVirtual reality (VR)Technological Vicissitude Digital ecosystemPersonal computeriPadFacebookMetaverseAugmented reality (AR)Mixed realityDystopiaThe Matrix (franchise)Elon MuskSiriArtificial intelligence (AI)Machine learning (ML)iBookRemembering iBook: the ‘iMac to Go’ (an article that Martin wrote about the very iBook that Kelvin spotted in his study)CreditsRecorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording StudioOriginal podcast theme music by Alex CanionContactWebsite: rsspod.netEmail: [email protected]Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeldMicro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld