Hamish Hallett and John Beasy were looking into the future of clothes and how they may change in the next coming years. We have seen a lot of changes to the fashion industry such as growing environmentalism, cultural norms changing and the use of technology being used for clothes. These ideas were heavily mentioned in this podcast.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy were speaking about the possible future of the justice and prison system. This subject has been spoken about very recently and how we may need to go towards ideas such as restorative justice. The prison abolition movement was also talked about within this episode.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about policing and what it may look like in the future. Ideas such as reforming or defunding the police were mentioned.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about the concept of software and the distinction between open-sourced and closed-sourced software. They examined what kind of future may happen in regards to software. At the beginning of this episode, both Hamish and John made a statement regarding the ongoing black lives matter protests. They are both in solidarity and support these ongoing protests that want to achieve justice for those who have fallen victim of the system. Below you can find some resources of how you can help and support this movement. Podcasts About Race with Reni Eddo-Lodge 1619 Code Switch (NPR) Intersectionality Matters! <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/3oh

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy were speaking about the current situation of our interactions with each other. This has been affected by COVID-19. We also looked into what industries have been affected the most.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about what relationships may look like in the future, such as friendships and love interests.&nbsp;

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy looking into what the future may hold for energy. We both spoke about renewables and potentially why nuclear power should be part of the energy conversation.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy exploring and investigating the future of post-secondary education.&nbsp;

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy investigating the manufacturing industry and what it may look like in the future. Lots of ideas were raised such as automation and bio-materials. &nbsp;

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about what the agriculture industry may look like in the future. Mechanisation and going towards plant-based alternatives were worthy mentions throughout the episode.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about the space industry and how it may look in the future. Ideas around new commercial organisations such as SpaceX was mentioned in this episode.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about Encryption communications and what the future may hold for this subject. More and more data has been shared online and the creation of the Onion Router has also occurred. Listen in to know more.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about what will the construction look like in the future. &nbsp;Lots of ideas were mentioned, such as 3D printing, digitalisation, and improving houses environmentally. This does come at a cost, which was explored in this episode.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy speaking about what will welfare look like in the future.&nbsp;

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy talking about the future of warfare. Looking into if warfare has changed and what will warfare be like in the upcoming years. &nbsp;

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy talking about what the future has to install for the financial market.&nbsp; They looked into topics such as Libera, fintech and many more subjects related to the financial markets. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy talking about the study of the future and what it is. This study is being used increasingly in this day and age by state governments and individuals. Both of us will examine the laws around this study, how it can be used and what types of futures are out there. Cone of Plausibility: https://imgur.com/a/Fw9anEH

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy talking about the future of News Media and what it could become. There were a lot of critiques about news media being filled with bias and lots of algorithms that support the prejudices of individuals. We wanted to talk about how this can change and what things are out there to change this.

Hamish Hallett and John Beasy talking about a new upcoming technology called facial recognition on CHMA. &nbsp;We spoke about the implications of the technology on the world and the variety of uses it has. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;