Uncovering patterns of change in media, culture, and technology, each week media veterans Brian Morrissey, Alex Schleifer and Troy Young break down stuff that matters. Get our newsletters: www.peoplevsalgorithms.com/ www.therebooting.com/ www.peoplevsalgorithms.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 154 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Just brilliant. I’m a psychologist working on the impact of tech on our minds, and Troy, Brian and Alex consistently deliver the best insight to noise ratio you’ll find in the podcast world. If I could only listen to one podcast for original ideas, inspiration and insight, PVA would be it. Absolutely fabulous.
There’s something that I’m getting from this pod that is unique… so even though you’re a sexless Fleetwood Mac, please don’t breakup. But, why is Troy always at Alex’s throat? I’m pretty sure that we’re all 75% listening this for the insight of how tech will change media. Why so angry at the most tech-forward amount you — that being Alex? Troy, you have a beautiful, boomer(ing) voice. You’re already turned up to 11. Only Spinal Tap wants that.
I’ve recently come across this podcast and the views of the trio are divergent and thoughtful. Some very good debates about relevant issues. Keep up the good work.
Love this show, it hits a real sweet spot for me between the evolution of digital media and publishing, product, advertising and new technology and its potential impact but with a more wide angle lens looking at more subjects and interesting points of view on some of what’s happening in the world. Love the hosts, love their dynamic and their individual viewpoints on the same issues. Keep going with more of the same!
In the last few months l've quickly become an avid listener and fan of
PVA. I truly enjoy all the exchanges between Troy, Brian and Alex. Their very different personalities and areas of expertise are the original ingredients for their fresh, never obvious takes and angles on media, tech and behavioural shift in culture and commerce. I love it and I truly hope PVA will keep going and thrive!
Also can you guys please enforce Alex to attend every episode?
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This podcast features a trio of media veterans engaging in incisive discussions about the rapidly changing landscape of media, technology, and culture. The hosts dissect relevant topics, such as the implications of AI on content creation, shifts in advertising strategies, and the influence of social media on modern communication. Episodes often highlight industry controversies, emerging trends, and the impact of technology on societal behavior, making it an insightful resource for professionals in media, entertainment, and advertising. Unique to this podcast is its blend of humor with thoughtful analysis, creating an engaging environment for listeners seeking both knowledge and entertainment.
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