TRBQ Podcast #4 — Sharing with strangers

The Really Big Questions by SoundVision Productions

Feb 24, 2014Society & Culture

Why do people share? In this episode we hear from Yochai Benkler about his research into people who write Wikipedia articles, and we meet Sam Harnett who moonlights giving people rides — and recording their stories...

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