Read Write Code
We live surrounded by technology, from the apps in our pockets to the algorithms shaping our news feeds, yet for many, it remains a mysterious black box. We interact with it constantly, often feeling its frustrations or limitations, but rarely understanding how it truly works or how to influence it. This creates a quiet tension: a sense of being a passive consumer in a world we increasingly rely on. Jeremy Keeshin argues that this isn't just a technical gap, but a fundamental literacy deficit. This episode explores why 'reading and writing code' isn't about becoming a programmer, but about developing a new way of thinking – computational thinking – that empowers us to deconstruct digital systems, question their biases, and move from merely consuming technology to actively shaping it. It's about reclaiming agency in a world built on code.