
The internet has warped public life: Politicians behave like influencers, the economy resembles a casino, and people can no longer agree upon a consensus reality. New conspiracy theories, memes, and main characters seem to pop up every day. A constant war is on for your attention, and it’s easy to feel lost. Each week, Galaxy Brain and its host Charlie Warzel invite you into conversations to make ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Silicon Valley relies on hype cycles. But for the last few weeks, AI insiders have been spooked by advances coming from their tools. On this week’s Galaxy Brain, Charlie Warzel helps listeners calibrate their anxiety about AI’s next phase. The episod... more
On this week’s Galaxy Brain, host Charlie Warzel dives into the state of the music industry, where streaming economics, algorithmic discovery, and generative AI are reshaping how music is distributed as well as what it means to make music in this env... more
On this week’s “Galaxy Brain,” Charlie Warzel takes listeners deep into the internet’s fever swamps to examine how figures who once would’ve stayed on the fringes now dominate mainstream feeds. The episode charts the rise of Clavicular, a young lives... more
On this week’s Galaxy Brain, Charlie Warzel opens with what it means to live in 2026, when our phones can drop us into graphic, real-time violence without warning—and when documenting that violence can be both traumatizing and politically consequenti... more
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The amount of moral outrage on this podcast tires me out. Sincerely, a center left Democrat.
I’m not into politics. I personally hate it and over my life I have watched politicians from every party use issues in order to get people on board because if they really tell them what they want to do, they know the simple people would not vote for them. While this podcast is informative, and some of it is spot on, it’s very weighted politically. I would be willing to listen to anybody today who would post a podcast that had balance that said what political leaders have done right what they’r... more
If you want to understand why everything feels terrible online, Charlie will explain it for you.
Right. Audio, sound? Either Rachel Martin was interviewed while in a closet. Or had a pillow over her mouth. Dude, the audio quality of your show sucks. And no you’re still rambling without direction until the guest comes on.
Fix the sound quality of your guest speakers.
This guy is cool and he has cool guests- I love it!
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Exploring the intersection of technology and contemporary issues, conversations usually revolve around how the internet shapes politics, culture, and personal interactions. The discussions often address the implications of social media, AI, and the attention economy, examining how these factors contribute to disordered discourse and a fragmented reality. Through engaging dialogues with various experts, the content focuses on unpacking complex themes such as the mental health implications of technology, the commodification of user attention, and the changing landscape of democratic discourse. Notably, the podcast offers a blend of insightful commentary and critical analysis, making it a valuable resource for listeners interested in understan... more
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Recent guests on Galaxy Brain include:
1. Stu Mackenzie
2. Amanda Litman
3. Ryan Broderick
4. Sophie Gilbert
5. Dr. Ipsit Vahia
6. Max Read
7. Rachel Martin
8. Ashley Carman
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