The Hum
Emily Waldron is a social worker and farmer who harvests trees to become telephone poles in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. In our discussion, we explore the home she loves and the reasons she and her neighbors of all ages have banded together to organize tractor parades, town halls, and community meetings to protect the rich soils that fuel their way of life from Silicon Valley tech companies. Message us on Instagram @thehumpod [http://instagram.com/thehumpod] to get connected to organizers in your state or country. Read Saul’s recent Op Ed on data center resistance [https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/may/08/ai-datacenters-democracy] with Astra Taylor in the Guardian. Coverage of The Hum in El Diario [https://www.eldiario.es/internacional/cronicas-desde-trumplandia/facil-abrir-centro-datos-ia-tamano-manhattan-cafeteria-lucha-tecnoligarcas-crece-eeuu_132_13215744.html], Spain’s biggest newspaper. The Hum is produced in partnership with Rowhome Productions [https://rowhomeproductions.com/].
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