In the episode of The Daily Weekly, host Dakotah Daily and his friend Bryce Andreasen explore a wide range of topics, including their early use of AI and drones to assist Indigenous communities with salmon conservation, the environmental challenges of salmon farming, and wildfire prevention efforts in Oregon. They delve into the politics of space exploration, critiquing privatized initiatives and discussing Afro-futurism’s vision of inclusive space narratives, while also addressing societal fragmentation, climate crises, and the philosophical interconnectedness of humanity and the universe. Drawing on personal experiences and sci-fi influences like Octavia Butler, the conversation highlights the importance of interdisciplinary approaches to tackling ecological, technological, and cultural issues, concluding with reflections on competitive sailing and the value of diverse perspectives impacts of blending academic research with community efforts.

Host:Dakotah Daily; Producer: Dakotah Daily

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