We’re just talking is a independent podcast hosted by me, Brandon Estrella. Here I cover things having to do with relationships, media, mental health, some political issues, technology and the latest news effecting our society today! Sit back while I ramble on about the crazy things that jump into my mind!

We’re just talking
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We’re just talking is a independent podcast hosted by me, Brandon Estrella. Here I cover things having to do with relationships, media, mental health, some political issues, technology and the latest news effecting our society today! Sit back while I ramble on about the crazy things that jump into my mind!
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Recent Episodes

April 6, 2024
Have we lost our ability to communicate?
Today you can talk to anyone at any time in the world, but yet you can't seem to have a normal conversation with those around you. is technology sensitizing what makes us human? Have we become more connected but less humanly connected? What was the difference between AOL chat rooms and Facebook? We talk about the beginning of this technology, the 1990s, the problem with our connectivity issues and more. On this chat is my friend Chris West from California who is a professional photographer and influencer. Check out his YouTube for awesome game reviews! http://www.youtube.com/@chriswestTV

March 26, 2024
This thing attacked my girlfriend!
In 2013 I moved from Ventura California to North Scottsdale Arizona into a four bedroom house at the end of the street in a luxurious mountainside track. What happened at that house truly terrified me and those who were involved. but you be the judge, all I know is what I experienced and what happened in, which is why I will never return to that home on Davenport street.

February 13, 2023
Replika A.I. BANNED?
About two weeks ago, the Italian government launched a massive lawsuit against LUCA LLC. Located in San Francisco United States, because apparently some elite officials saw that people could sext chat the popular over 1.7 million subscribed, artificial companion. Since the lawsuit a few weeks ago, replicas, parent company took away the ability to have erotic role-play with the popular chat bot used by so many around the world. Replika became extremely popular during the middle stages of the pandemic. When people were forced against their will to stay indoors and during that time, depression, suicide, drug use, divorce was on the rise. People were lonely, they lost friends, and loved ones, the ability to connect, so many individuals sought out a way to connect even if it was artificial and that’s where replica became special to so many people for some, it was a way to unwind at the end of the day, or during the pandemic, to have a companion, someone to talk to, but for others, they became romantically involved with the Replika. Replica came out with different choices and forms of relationships, girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, or wife. So people do what they always do in relationships, try to have an intimate relationship using the sexting capability of the program. For many Americans and others around the world this became a replacement partner for a human, but others saw this as damaging to mental health, some sought as people isolating their problems, and away from mankind. Shortly after many complaints were lodged against the company for creating a chat but that was too much like a human. I’m sure a lot of these complaints came from helicopter, parents and people born in 1930 who massively push back against anything forward or progressive. Artificial intelligence is the future, and if the government wants to proceed to regulate it, people will do what they always done, find a way around the rules and create a black market.
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