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  • Richard Smoley: Kabbalah and the Nature of Consciousness · 1 h 1 minAuthor and philosopher Richard Smoley joins the Plutopia podcast to discuss Kabbalah: Treasure House of Secret Wisdom, drawing on five decades of study to explore this mystical…
  • Jeremy Smith: Beyond the Voter Rolls · 1 h 8 minCivitech co-founder and CEO Jeremy Smith joins Plutopia to discuss how technology, personal trust, and grassroots organizing can expand political participation in Texas and…
  • Nicole Ozer and the Electronic Frontier Foundation · 1 h 1 minNicole Ozer, the new Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, joins the Plutopia News Network to discuss protecting privacy, free expression, and digital rights…
  • J. M. Logan: Monsters, Myths, and Moviemaking · 1 h 2 minFilmmaker J. M. (Josh) Logan joins Plutopia to discuss how his experience in special effects, sound, and post-production shapes his approach to directing. Exploring his feature…
  • Jen Thompson: Wild Pivot · 1 h 3 minOn the Plutopia News Network podcast, former Republican strategist Jen Thompson discusses her memoir, Wild Pivot: Notes from a Political Life Rewritten, and the near-fatal car…
  • Cory Doctorow: AI, Corporate Power, and the Fight for Worker Control · 1 h 0 minCory Doctorow returns to the Plutopia podcast to discuss The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI and the struggle over who controls technology in the workplace. He…
  • Paulina Borsook: Cyberselfish Redux · 1 h 2 minTechnology journalist Paulina Borsook returns to Plutopia to discuss the republication of Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp through the Terribly Libertarian Culture of High Tech, her…
  • Jeff Jarvis: Hot Type · 1 h 1 minJournalist and educator Jeff Jarvis returns to the Plutopia podcast to discuss Hot Type: The Magnificent Machine That Gave Birth to Mass Media and Drove Mark Twain Mad, exploring…
  • Richard Wolinsky: Science Fiction · 1 h 7 minBroadcaster Richard Wolinsky joins the Plutopia News Network to discuss Spaceships, Ray Guns, Martian Octopods, his oral history weaving decades of interviews with science…
  • Data Centers, Political Chaos, and the Cost of the AI Boom · 1 h 3 minThe Plutopia team examines the rapid expansion of AI and cryptocurrency data centers, focusing on growing bipartisan opposition in Texas to their enormous demands for…
  • Finn Myrstad: Reclaiming the Internet · 1 h 1 minFinn Myrstad, director of digital policy at the Norwegian Consumer Council, joins Plutopia to explain how dominant technology companies degrade digital products by exploiting…
  • Peter Wang: Beyond Skynet · 1 h 4 minPeter Wang, Anaconda’s co-founder and Chief AI Innovation Officer, argues that AI’s greatest dangers are less likely to resemble a violent science-fiction takeover than an…
  • Leonie Tanczer: Technology and Control · 1 h 2 minDr. Leonie Tanczer discusses how smartphones, connected household devices, surveillance tools, location trackers and AI can be repurposed to facilitate domestic abuse, allowing…
  • Amber Case: Calm Technology · 1 h 2 minCyborg anthropologist Amber Case argues that technology should quietly support human life rather than dominate our attention. Contrasting clock-driven “Chronos” time with…
  • Brett Hurt: Love Conquers Fear · 1 h 2 minIn this Plutopia podcast interview, entrepreneur and author Brett Hurt presents the optimistic thesis of his book Love Conquers Fear: humanity can use AI and other rapidly…
  • Rob van Eijk: Privacy, AI, and Digital Sovereignty · 1 h 0 minDr. Rob van Eijk discusses how Europe treats privacy as a fundamental right under the GDPR, contrasting it with the United States’ largely consumer-protection approach. He…
  • Living Your Truth: Counseling, Community, and LGBTQ Resilience · 57 minIn this Plutopia News Network interview, Dallas, Texas counselor and longtime LGBTQ advocate Candy Marcum reflects on more than four decades of providing affirming mental health…
  • Texas at a Crossroads · 1 h 4 minThe Plutopia News Network team takes a wide-ranging look at the changing political landscape in Texas, using Jon Lebkowsky’s experience as a delegate to the Texas Democratic…
  • Peter Richardson: Brand New Beat · 1 h 3 minPeter Richardson joins Plutopia to discuss Brand New Beat, his history of Rolling Stone’s first decade and its roots in San Francisco counterculture, Ramparts, and the Bay Area…
  • Hugh Forrest: Growing Experiences · 1 h 2 minFormer SXSW co-president and chief programming officer Hugh Forrest joins Plutopia to reflect on nearly four decades helping shape South by Southwest, its growth alongside…
  • Steven Bellovin: Don’t Get Hacked! · 1 h 1 minIn this Plutopia podcast episode, security researcher and educator Steve Bellovin discusses the increasingly centralized and balkanized internet, the practical and social…
  • Deborah Cohen: Bad Influence · 1 h 0 minAward-winning medical journalist Deborah Cohen joins the Plutopia News Network to discuss her book Bad Influence: How the Internet Hijacked Our Health. Deborah examines how…
  • Patient Power in the Age of AI · 1 h 1 minThree longtime patient-empowerment advocates — e-Patient Dave deBronkart, Hugo Campos, and Gilles Frydman — join Plutopia to discuss how AI is transforming participatory medicine…
  • Plutopia Tribal Chat · 1 h 2 minIn this hosts-only “Plutopians Gone Wild” episode, Jon Lebkowsky, Scoop Sweeney, and Wendy Grossman range freely across early online culture, disaster response, politics…
  • Cindy Cohn: Privacy’s Defender · 1 h 2 minCindy Cohn joins Plutopia to discuss her new book, Privacy’s Defender, and reflects on her decades of work with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, from the landmark Bernstein…
  • David Miles: The Viral Sneeze · 1 h 5 minDavid Miles discusses his book Sneeze: The History and Science of the Common Cold, arguing that “the common cold” is best understood as a broad category of respiratory viral…
  • Nathan Schneider: Governable Spaces and Democracy · 1 h 1 minNathan Schneider joins the Plutopia podcast to discuss cooperatives, platform ownership, and the dangers of “implicit feudalism” online, arguing that many digital spaces train…
  • Ed Lenert: AI, Truth, and Political Kayfabe · 1 h 3 minDr. Edward Lenert returns to Plutopia to discuss his year-long, million-word engagement with large language models and what that experience reveals about AI, thought, trust…
  • Helen Pearson: Beyond Belief · 60 minIn this Plutopia podcast episode, journalist and author Helen Pearson discusses her book Beyond Belief, which traces the rise of evidence-based decision-making in medicine…
  • Tereza Pultarova: Space, Science, and Drone Wars · 1 h 1 minIn this Plutopia News Network episode, science and technology journalist Tereza Pultarova discusses her path from covering space exploration to reporting on defense technology…
  • Stephen Dulaney: The AI Ambition · 1 h 3 minStephen Dulaney, a UX strategist turned AI builder, describes how losing his job pushed him to reinvent himself by collaborating with large language model–based AI agents to…
  • Paulina Borsook on Tech, AI, and Billionaire Madness · 1 h 2 minPaulina Borsook In this Plutopia News Network conversation, Paulina Borsook reflects on the coming reissue of her book Cyberselfish with a mix of gratitude, puzzlement, and…
  • Anne Boysen: AI Hype, Agents, and Risk · 1 h 0 minIn this Plutopia podcast episode, futurist and data analyst Anne Boysen argues that today’s AI systems, especially large language models and emerging AI agents, are being adopted…
  • Marc Abrahams: Improbable Research and Ig Nobel Prizes · 1 h 2 minIn this Plutopia News Network interview, Marc Abrahams discusses the Ig Nobel Prizes, which he founded in 1991 after becoming editor of the “Journal of Irreproducible Results.”…
  • Roy Casagranda on Iran, War, and Global Fallout · 1 h 7 minIn this Plutopia News Network episode, Jon and Scoop talk with political scholar Dr. Roy Casagranda, joining from Dubai, about Iran’s modern history, the rise of the Islamic…
  • Kate Devlin: Robot Love · 1 h 1 minIn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, we interview AI and society expert Kate Devlin about the rise of AI companions, sex robots, and the evolving relationship…
  • Gareth Branwyn in Slumberland · 1 h 3 minThe Plutopia News Network podcast welcomes writer, editor, and media critic Gareth Branwyn to discuss his workshop “Dreaming for Creatives,” which focuses less on dream symbolism…
  • Shira Chess: The Unseen Internet · 59 minShira Chess joins the Plutopia News Network to discuss The Unseen Internet: Conjuring the Occult in Digital Discourse, arguing that online culture has always been shaped not just…
  • David Weinberger on AI · 1 h 5 minDavid Weinberger joins the Plutopia podcast to weigh AI’s real strengths, especially pattern recognition, against its major dangers: hallucinations, bias, corporate power, and…
  • Ken MacLeod: Imagined Futures · 1 h 2 minAward-winning Scottish science fiction author Ken MacLeod joins the Plutopia News Network to discuss his work’s political themes: failed modern systems, rising nationalism, and…
  • Adam Roberts: Fantasy · 1 h 1 minOn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, Jon, Scoop and Wendy welcome award-winning British science fiction novelist and literature professor Adam Roberts to discuss…
  • Dave Evans: Does It Square? · 1 h 0 minIn this Plutopia News Network podcast, author and social media expert Dave Evans discusses the nature and spread of online misinformation and introduces Does It Square?, an…
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  • Roy Casagranda: Reviewing 2025 · 1 h 4 minRoy Casagranda returns to the Plutopia News Network to help the hosts process what Scoop calls the “cornucopia of crap” that was 2025, ranging from social media’s corrosive…
  • Cory Doctorow: Enshittification · 1 h 5 minIn this excerpt from the Plutopia News Network, Cory Doctorow discusses his book Enshittification and the broader forces behind why digital platforms (and other industries) have…
  • Paul Robbins: Resilience · 1 h 1 minAustin environmental activist Paul Robbins joins the Plutopia News Network to discuss the 2025–26 edition of the Austin Environmental Directory, framed around “resilience” in the…
  • Deborah Hyde: Skeptical Inquiry into the Supernatural · 59 minDeborah Hyde joins the Plutopia News Network podcast to explore why sane, rational people can sincerely report supernatural experiences — ghosts, werewolves, UFOs — without those…
  • Johannes Grenzfurthner: Hacking at Leaves · 1 h 5 minAustrian filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist Johannes Grenzfurthner joins the Plutopia podcast to discuss his two new films: Hacking at Leaves, an experimental documentary…
  • Bruce Schneier: Rewiring Democracy · 60 minOn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, security technologist and author Bruce Schneier joins the hosts to discuss his new book Rewiring Democracy: How AI Will…
  • Próspera: Governance as a Service (GaaS) · 60 minOn this episode of the Plutopia News Network podcast, hosts Jon, Wendy, and Scoop talk with Próspera VP of Growth Lonis Hamaili and community development consultant David…

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