Technology · PJ Vogt
by PJ Vogt
We try to make sense of the world, one question at a time. No question too big, no question too small.Hosted by PJ Vogt, edited by Sruthi Pinnamaneni. Named one of the best podcasts of all time by Time Magazine
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this podcast gives me faith in humanity in a way i can’t fully explain. there is so much thought, kindness, consideration, effort put towards the big and little things that make life really quirky and interesting and meaningful; and that is in such short supply nowadays. thank you PJ for having put this/your work out into the world; it’s my digital happy place and i came to apple podcasts just to write this (i normally use a different platform, that’s how much i love this show).
Since the way back I’ve followed and listened to PJ. Topics pulled from the ether of collective consciousness, always infusing humor, appreciating irony, consistently offering new/different/alternative ways to consider this crazy life. I love it!!
I would give this podcast five stars for its content. I ha enjoyed just about every episode. It is very well researched and presented. However, the number and length of commercials is getting ridiculous.
Search Engine answers questions I didn't even realize I had. Some themes seem to be: our relationship with technology, the music industry, drug safety, crumbling American society, animals in urban areas. But don't worry! It's fun and interesting. Give it a try.
It’s funny that PJ came to us from a tech reporting background. The episodes about almost everything else are fun, curious, interesting, playful. The AI episodes are so credulous and unserious I can’t believe it’s the same person. The tone of inevitability and shrugging helplessness that PJ and his guests bring to the topic is exactly why every corporate leader in America is being completely fleeced by these companies! Please, you must have a LITTLE cynicism left over, PJ!
When PJ navigates pop culture topics like food or music, he’s often thoughtful and charming, and those episodes are usually pretty good. Unfortunately, he seems to want to be taken seriously as an intellectual in the technology space, which he’s not competent to do. In these episodes, he reveals himself to be extremely vulnerable to corporate marketing and liberal elite groupthink. He cherry-picks guests and ideas which confirm his worldview, speaks with condescension towards anyone to the left of him, and has almost no interest in the ways that the technological arms race is bound up with systemic oppression in America. He says as much, himself, every chance he gets. Tough to be a serious tech-sector thinker when you’ve been drinking the Kool-Aid this hard, man.
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