Tune in for an archived episode of the WGXC show "Human Machine," hosted by Max Goldfarb from June 2012 to to January 2017.

This episode features Harun Farocki's War At A Distance: The automation of factory production is paralleled with the automation of destruction in warfare, and a new world of machine images is revealed – images not intended for human eyes, but for the visual tracking systems of the digital age. In this work, Farocki traces the history of missile guidance systems from WWII through the present day using visual artifacts of machine guidance systems, as well as training films, missile footage from the Gulf War, and flight and battle simulations. A coolly terrifying glimpse of the future.