Show Notes
Today on The Social, Apple Watch’s new AI features are always listening. Is this helpful, or an invasion of privacy? And, the nonfiction book market is collapsing. Then, Gen Z is beating burnout by joining rest clubs. Plus, actors Ruby Stokes and Rohan Campbell talk about their new show, ‘Below’. And, we drink witchy cocktails inspired by ‘Practical Magic 2’. Then, how much can we actually communicate with animals? Featuring actors Anna Lambe, Rohan Campbell and Ruby Stokes, beverage expert Monica Carbonell, and author Amelia Thomas.
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