Discussion keeps the world turning This is Roundtable If you're listening to Round Table,
I'm Steve Hatherly today with Yushan and Yushun.
Coming up, there's a growing backlash against the throwaway culture most of us grew up with.
Meet the Repair Cafe movement.
Strangers sit down together, pull out their broken stuff and actually fix it together.
Toasters, sweaters, lamps, you name it.
What started small has turned into a global wave of people who refuse to replace what they can repair.
After that, coming up on this week's soapbox, You go to a destination, you see the beauty,
and you think, wow, this is lovely.
Let me take some pictures for social.
That's the way it's always been.
But not anymore.
It's a bit of a reversal now.
Now, people are traveling to certain spots because they know they can take some great pictures there.
But what's at risk?
When you go for that perfect shot, something is bound to go wrong.
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