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The AmberMac ShowWTH is AI Sovereignty? + The Internet GatekeepersOn this week’s episode: Amber and Jeff are together in our Toronto studio to share what they learned at Toronto Tech Week about Canada’s future, including demystifying sovereignty, the untapped potential of physical AI, and the role of our government along the way. Speaking of themes for 2026, our guest this week is Dylan Reibling, the filmmaker behind The End of the Internet, a documentary that dives into Big Tech’s military roots and unpacks the invisible operating system of the modern world. We also share a sneak peek at what makes heat pumps sexy and how they are ch...
2026-06-0352 min
ScreenFishDylan Reibling Interview | THE END OF THE INTERNET: Decentralization, Urbit & Digital ResistanceIn this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Dylan Reibling discusses THE END OF THE INTERNET, exploring what the internet represents in our lives and how it shapes identity, power, and connection. He reflects on decentralization as a potential tool of resistance and examines the promises and pitfalls of Urbit, a platform seeking to rethink how we live online. Dylan also considers the tensions between freedom, control, and community in an increasingly digital world.THE END OF THE INTERNET is playing in Toronto on Monday, May 25th, 2026.
2026-05-2513 min
BALADO 24 IMAGESRIDM 2025 – BALADO NO. 2Alexandre Fontaine Rousseau reçoit Elijah Baron et Sylvain Lavallée pour la suite et fin de notre couverture de l’édition 2025 des RIDMListe des films mentionnés :While the Green Grass Grows: A Diary in Seven Parts (Peter Mettler) / When Lightning Flashes Over the Sea (Eva Neymann) / Gazan Tales (Mahmoud Nabil Ahmed) / With Hasan in Gaza (Kamal Aljafari) / Past Future Continuous (Firouzeh Khosrovani et Morteza Ahmadvand) / The World Upside Down (Agostina Di Luciano et Leon Schwitter) / Jardin d’enfants (Jean-François Caissy) / Agatha’s Almanac (Amalie Atkins) / Wind Talk to Me (Stefan Djordjevic) / In the Mann...
2025-11-2758 min
Freifunk RadioInterview the Interviewer
We catched Dylan while interviewing us in Berlin.
Wenn euch unser Podcast gefällt, bewertet uns bitte bei iTunes und empfehlt uns weiter. Wir freuen uns auch über Fragen und konstruktive Kritik als Kommentar, oder per E-Mail.
Verknüpfte Sendungen:
Elektra
@elektra_42@mastodon.social
GitHub
Andi Bräu
GitHub
@andibraeu@social.bau-ha.us
Website
Dylan Reibling
Twitter
Vimeo
Sendungsnotizen
In our last episode for this year, we have the pleasure of featuring Dylan Reibling, a documentary filmmaker with a passion for social and political issues. Dylan has gained recognition for his work on t...
2022-12-1332 minFreifunk Radio (Freifunkradio bei Colaboradio)Interview the Interviewer
We catched Dylan while interviewing us in Berlin.
Wenn euch unser Podcast gefällt, bewertet uns bitte bei iTunes und empfehlt uns weiter. Wir freuen uns auch über Fragen und konstruktive Kritik als Kommentar, oder per E-Mail.
Verknüpfte Sendungen:
Elektra
@elektra_42@mastodon.social
GitHub
Andi Bräu
GitHub
@andibraeu@social.bau-ha.us
Website
Dylan Reibling
Twitter
Vimeo
Sendungsnotizen
In our last episode for this year, we have the pleasure of featuring Dylan Reibling, a documentary filmmaker with a passion for social and political issues. Dylan has gained recognition for his work on t...
2022-12-1332 min
This Is Pop: The PodcastFestival RisingIs there a rite of passage quite like attending your first music festival? From Glastonbury and Monterey Pop, to Woodstock 99 and Bonnaroo, the evolution of the music festival has always served as one of our most accurate cultural mirrors. In this episode series producer Amanda Burt, episode director Dylan Reibling, and narrator Jasmyn Burke talk about the undeniable allure of live performances, how mega cultural events inform (or distort) our perception of an era, and which elements of community the pandemic made us crave the most. This Is Pop is now streaming internationally on Netflix. Follow us on Instagram...
2021-07-2257 min
running up the downstairs.episode eleven. dylan reibling. alma mater.episode eleven finds us still locked down and talking to Dylan Reibling, a documentary filmmaker and multimedia direction who I went to film school with nearly 20 years ago. He’s a fascinating dude and we have a really wide-ranging conversation I think you’re really gonna enjoy.
Our theme music is by Ian Campbell and the ad music is courtesy of Ted Peters and the Gumbo Ya-Ya.
Thanks for listening everyone and once again, as always, wash those hands and stay safe out there.
2020-05-152h 08