
Between science and fiction.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 998 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNatural Sciences | |||

Andrew Mayne, Justin Robert Young, and Brian Brushwood dig into the latest UFO-file buzz and explain why alien discourse so often feels like an endless build with no bass drop. They talk through why so much recent evidence comes down to misunderstood... more
Artemis gets a victory lap as the crew celebrates the mission’s safe splashdown and talks about how a future moon landing would dominate the internet in a way Apollo never could. From there the conversation turns into an extended AI state-of-the-indu... more
OpenAI’s shutdown of the Sora app kicks off a broader discussion about how AI companies are being shaped less by hype cycles than by raw compute limits, with Disney deal fallout, Anthropic’s work-hour throttling, and rumors of even bigger next-genera... more
The episode surveys an accelerating AI landscape where new hardware like Cerebras and Groq enables near real?time model responses, making voice and agent interactions feel instantly conversational. The conversation covers the rise of code models (Cod... 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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A science-leaning, tech-forward panel chats through a mix of oddball news, spaceflight updates, and cutting-edge AI developments, all seasoned with humor and skepticism. Episodes frequently center on space exploration (Artemis and beyond), advances in artificial intelligence and robotics, and the cultural impact of tech on daily life and creativity. The hosts riff on real-world implications, compare competing tech ecosystems, and weave in pop-culture references, making complex topics feel approachable without losing analytical edge. A standout vibe is their blend of nerdy camaraderie, practical demonstrations, and willingness to challenge hype with solid evidence and entertaining storytelling. Listeners should expect thoughtful discussions ... more
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