kurt & Tandee

Kurt & Tandee

Kurt & Tandee is a long-form conversation series exploring judgment, responsibility, and decision-making in an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, systems, and institutional automation.

The podcast examines where human authority still resides — and where it is quietly deferred — when decisions are mediated by tools, policies, and machines.

Rather than offering answers, the conversations focus on clarity: how power operates, who is accountable when things go wrong, and why responsibility cannot be automated.

Format

Episodes will include analysis, case discussions, and structured conversations that mirror the themes explored in Justice in the Human–Machine Era.

The focus is not on technology itself, but on the human obligation that remains — regardless of how advanced the tools become.

Coming Soon

The Kurt & Tandee podcast is currently in development.

When episodes are released, they will be available here with links to listening platforms and related materials.

Tools change. Power doesn’t disappear. Someone always decides. My voice exists to make sure we can still see who that is.

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