
Welcome to Decrypted, Ars Technica's weekly podcast that follows TV shows like Mr. Robot and Westworld. We'll be diving into the shows in a way only Ars can—which is to say it'll be thorough, we'll talk with experts, and no detail is too minute or nerdy. Mr. Robot S2 starts 7/13/16. Westworld starts 10/2/16.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Category | TV & Film | ||||

Gideon Lichfield and Lauren Goode talk to the Mayor of San Francisco, London Breed, about how she plans to address the city’s problems, from homelessness to crime to abandoned downtowns, and how the changes she's proposing could shape not just San Fr... more
In this week's podcast host Annalee Newitz talks with fantasy author Claire Light about this week's unusual subjects: Irish folklore, Mad Sweeney and historical figure (and possible ancestor of Laura Moon), Essie. Also in this podcast, Ars features e... more
In this week's double-mega-sized podcast, host Annalee Newitz first recaps episode six with Ars senior editor and gun enthusiast Lee Hutchinson. Then we join writer Genevieve Valentine in New York City for her interviews with actors Orlando Jones (Mr... more
In this week's podcast, host Annalee Newitz talks with author and UC Berkeley / U. Colorado at Boulder professor Jackson Crawford, who writes, translates (e.g. "drengr" = "badass") and teaches old Norse. They talk viking lore, Odin and the gods, and ... more
There is no doubt "Westworld" is a breakout hit. However, it refreshing to find a podcast that is unafraid to critically analyze this show in an intelligent and insightful way. They look past the fanboy theory floating around the Internet in order to present thought-provoking ideas. This is the podcast to listen to when "Westworld" returns in 2018!
Such a contrast to listen to self-absorbed "critics" vs probably the most ambitious single season of a televions show in history. OMG it wasn't perfect? I hope they interiew Armistice soon :)
This is the best westworld podcast hands down. Kudos to Annalee. I can't recommend it more.
Really enjoying the Westworld coverage. Great guests to vary the focus each week. Glad to hear smart people talk about what I'm enjoying right now.
Screechy and unlistenable. Individuals talk over one another. The continuous use of "like" is extremely objectionable. The content may very well be substantive but is delivered in a very amateurish and substandard way. Others may overlook or even prefer this style of talking, but I do not. My review might be discounted or dismissed, but take an honest look and listen back at your product.









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