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Wander with Julie: Crafting, Preserving, and Sharing Life's Stories
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In this podcast episode, I take you on a journey through the intricate process of memory creation, preservation, and sharing in our digital age. We'll explore how memories are encoded, stored, and retrieved in our brains. We'll also delve into the evolving history of preserving memories, from ancient oral traditions to modern digital sharing. Along the way, we'll discuss the complex dynamics of sharing personal moments online, including the positive connections it fosters and the potential privacy and safety concerns, offering valuable insights for anyone navigating the delicate balance between memory-making and online sharing.
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Chapters
1. Intro Music / Audio (00:00:00)
2. Start of Episode (00:00:25)
3. How do we make memories? (00:00:51)
4. How have memories been preserved? (00:03:02)
5. What impact does media have on memories? (00:04:53)
6. My life in media (00:06:28)
7. Parenting in the Digital Age (00:08:59)
8. Changes in Social Sharing (00:11:16)
9. Not a One Size Fits All Approach (00:15:14)
10. Outro Music / Audio (00:16:41)
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