At recent events, from concerts to gatherings of all kinds, these ubiquitous devices have made their presence known.
Whether they’ve blocked your view, been in your own hands, or caused you to judge others, cell phones have become an integral part of the social landscape. While some argue that they are detracting from live experiences, could there also be a silver lining to their prevalence? Let’s delve into the debate.
Host Caryn Ceolin engages in a discussion with Andy Greene, a senior writer at Rolling Stone magazine, who asserts that the proliferation of cell phones at concerts is detrimental to the overall experience.
Later on, Caryn chats with Wendy Fonarow, an anthropologist, writer, and music industry professional, who offers insights into the question of whether recording at a concert is acceptable, highlighting that the answer may vary based on individual preferences and intentions.
