
Between science and fiction.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1007 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesScience | |||

Tesla’s Roadster demo dominates the episode as Andrew, Justin, and Brian break down the live reveal of a car using compressed-air thrusters and suction to jump, roll, drive upside down, and land itself with startling precision. They debate whether it... more
Starlink’s latest moves lead into a bigger conversation about what cheap access to space actually enables, from direct-to-phone satellite service to more speculative ideas that sound better to Wall Street than they do to physics. Andrew, Justin, and ... more
The hosts celebrate what is probably the thousandth episode of Weird Things by reflecting on how the show started as a pushback against mean-spirited debunking and grew into a long-running space for curious, skeptical conversation about the unknown. ... more
Andrew Mayne, Justin Robert Young, and Brian Brushwood look at what would most shock their past selves from 20 years ago, from modern iPhones and reusable rockets to today’s AI systems, while also noting how some expected breakthroughs like VR adopti... more
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I’ve listened for the better part of a decade. Always enjoy these guys insights into weird stories and discussing space/new tech. I look forward to the next discussion each week. Keep doing a great job 👍.
Their talent deserves 10 stars! My only complaint is there are not more episodes. Fun to listen to as well as educational! <>
Their talent deserves 10 stars! My only complaint is there are not more episodes. Fun to listen to as well as educational!
Their talent deserves 10 stars! My only complaint is there are not more episodes. Fun to listen to as well as educational!
My favorite people, my favorite podcast 👍🏻
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The show covers cutting-edge technology and science through wide-ranging, often quirky discussions. Episodes frequently center on artificial intelligence, AI tooling and workflows, space exploration news, robotics, and the societal and ethical implications of emerging tech, with practical demos and hands-on anecdotes. A recurring thread is how new tech changes everyday life, work, creativity, and problem-solving, often mixed with pop-culture references, skepticism, and humor that keeps complex topics approachable.
Noteworthy angles include on-device AI and compute dynamics, the intersection of AI with media and marketing, and real-world tests and demos that illustrate rapid changes across hardware, software, and research. The trio form a dy... more
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