iPods, Dot-Coms, NFTs and Fetishes

Kam Raslan | Matt Armitage | Vernon Adrian Emuang

20-May-22 21:00

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Another week, another episode of A Bit of Culture! This week, Kam is joined by Matt Armitage and Vernon Adrian Emuang. Matt goes on a nostalgia trip about the iPod, after Apple announced that they will stop the production of this very iconic portable music device. Kam too is feeling nostalgic as he looks back at the Dot-Com bubble and wonders whether NFTs will suffer the same fate. Lastly, Vernon asks the group about their fetishes. We’re going to leave it at that. Tune in to find out more!

Produced by: Ali Johan

Presented by: Kam Raslan

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Categories: culture, technology, History/Heritage

Tags: Dot-Com, a bit of culture, aboc, ipod, nfts, fetish,

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