All Episodes
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Nutrition Talk, AI Futures & The Human Condition
In this captivating episode, hosts Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass do a deep dive into everything from nutrition and food waste to automated composting, urban farming, climate change solutions, AI's impacts on humanity, and the ever-evolving nature of social connections. They also tackle philosophical questions related to technology, nature, and how to thrive as humans in an increasingly automated world. Join us for laughs, bird spotting, and witty banter.
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Learning the Hard Way, Weather & Conspiracy
Join us in this free-flowing, thoughtful conversation covering weather control ideas, wild conspiracy theories, fitness, and hilarious (but painful) childhood stories. Intelligent, funny, and insightful, this episode is full of unexpected turns
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Modern Survival & Pattern Recognition
In this free-flowing and unfiltered conversation, hosts Kris Tyte & Sean Snodgrass are joined by Lindsay, creating a brand new, brilliant group dynamic. Join us as we explore internet culture, from cross-eyed e-girls to in-depth discussions on grief processing, symbolism, and the power of satire. It's a hilarious and unexpectedly touching journey.
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Our AI Future is Here
What happens when artificial intelligence surpasses human capabilities not just in work, but in creativity, empathy, and even love? Hosted by Kris Tyte with guest speaker Chris Hooper, we engage in a deep discussion on technology, Humanity, and Purpose. This powerful, compelling conversation explores the philosophical, ethical, and economic implications of AI’s growing dominance. We delve into topics like deepfakes, harmful misinformation, and the potential of AI-created religions. Dive into this thought-provoking journey as two minds unpack the accelerating future and humanity’s role within it.
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Becoming Digital Ghosts
What happens when technology becomes our legacy? This wide-ranging conversation delves into a variety of topics, including falling in love with AI, using technology to communicate with deceased loved ones, death rituals, trolling from beyond the grave, and the ethical dilemmas we face. Hosted by Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass, this conversation is raw, funny, and deeply reflective, addressing how we cope with mortality, connection, and meaning.
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Food Ethics, Morals & Marketing
What would you do for 10 million dollars? Would you break your kneecaps? At what point do your morals take precedence over money? Join us on this freewheeling and darkly humorous adventure, as a group of friends discuss everything from veganism and food ethics to absurd marketing and moral lines. Along the way, we also discuss morality, fears as a father, and uncomfortable truths we try to avoid. This chaotic mix of confessions, philosophical insights, and jokes you probably shouldn't share at dinner is both darkly funny and insightful. Disclaimer: This episode contains graphic discussions of animal processing and sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised.
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Judgment-Free Living, Gene Editing & Catfishing
In this engaging and thought-provoking episode, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass embark on a journey through cutting-edge topics like CRISPR gene editing, reverse aging, and future DNA-based medicine. From deep dives into calorie science and food addictions to humorous reflections on politics, radio personalities, catfishing, and societal shortcuts. No topic is too big (or too random) for this free-flowing and insightful discussion. This conversation also touches on human sexuality, complexities revolving around judgment and identity, and the psychological impact certain words can have.
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Virtual Life, UFO Sightings & Dimensions
In this insightful deep dive and humorous discussion, hosts Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass dissect the question: Are we living in a computer simulation? They brilliantly discuss the logical inconsistencies and flaws within this theory. Their dialogue ranges from UFO sightings, balls of lightning, to evolution, metaprogramming, religious arguments, and genetic modification. Along the ride, they discuss neuroplasticity and society's shortcomings: ultimately exploring what it means to exist in an ever-changing, uncertain world.
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AI Validity, Simulations & Cults
Join us for a raw, thought-provoking discussion on large language models, AI's social impact & misinformation, simulation theory, and the philosophical layers of modern society. From VR mockery to Ben Shapiro debates, this meandering yet insightful conversation challenges how we see technology, tribalism, and ourselves.
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Mine Gold, not Crypto
In this unscripted and insightful conversation, two lifelong friends, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass, dissect the collapse of FTX, illusions of value in the cryptocurrency markets, and question the effects of social media, drawing parallels to substance use. From monkey NFTs to Elon's Twitter (now called X) catastrophe, and the psychological warfare of these social platforms. Join us for raw, humorous, and intellectual exploration of the world of Crypto, economic illusions, and digital culture.
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Biotech, AI Actors & Monkey Business
In this wide-ranging, informative, unhinged episode of Positively Pedestrian, our hosts veer between science fiction, cultural critiques, and the future of BioTechnology. From Trump-themed fake currency and political absurdities to philosophical ponderings on the Ship of Theseus, deep dives into BioTech, AI futures, and of course anime nose critiques. Buckle up for unfiltered, unedited, and unforgettable banter.
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An Animal Apocalypse
This episode of Positively Pedestrian dives deep into an absurd yet brilliant fictitious phenomenon of a vegan world where animals rise to power, military stories,and dehumanization in the modern world. Alongside these elements, the episode traverses through real-life examples that provide context and reliability. Our host’s sharp cultural critiques compel listeners to reflect on pressing societal issues while simultaneously entertaining them with absurd scenarios. With a perfect blend of humor and philosophy, this episode invites audiences to reflect and question the world we live in.
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Bowing to the Absurd
This episode of Positively Pedestrian discusses the philosophy behind the quote "Bowing to the Absurd". Our hosts, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass, discuss drugs, motorcycles, clean coal, bad art, and the values that make us human. This episode is the perfect blend of dark humor, honesty, and a splash of self-deprecation, making it a compelling and relatable experience for all listeners. This episode challenges listeners to reflect on their own experiences and how they define themselves.
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Lessons from Life, Work & Constraint
In this candid and wide-ranging conversation covering the challenges of transitions from academia to the industry, personal growth and the key to success, societal decay, and everything in between. The hosts, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass, blend contemplation with comedy as they explore the human condition in today's complex world, touching on topics such as relationships, economics, and fish pedicures.
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Useful Satire, Memes & Humans as Pets
If you have a love for satire and unfiltered banter, you are in the right place. In this comedic yet thought-provoking episode, our hosts, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass, delve into the world of satirical comedy. They also explore the unsettling idea of AI-personalized content pumping you full of dopamine and living in a world where humans are pets for AI systems. Each part is hilarious yet insightful; this episode will leave you laughing… and thinking deeply about the world around you.
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Sentient Beards, Trans-Trucks & Trauma
The episode takes listeners on a wild, entertaining journey, hilariously and brilliantly travels through topics ranging from trucks with testicles to philosophical discussions such as the legality issues when one conjoined twin commits a crime. Featuring conspiracy theories, the criminal justice system for beards, and professional sex doll cleaners, this episode is a whirlwind of comedic stories, intellectual discussions, and creative concepts.
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High Level Ignorance, Productivity & Cigars
Have you ever had a boss who disregards your warning and then blames you when that exact issue occurs? In this episode, we unpack the chaos that unfolds when bosses refuse to listen, IT horror stories, brown-nosers, and understanding prototypes vs products. We also discuss productive practices, shedding insight on methods that work for people who hyperfixate and lose track of time. Oh, and yes, we also talk about cyclists storming the capital on bikes and smoking cigars as a nod to the mob.
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Cannibalism Capitalism, Control & Consciousness
In this reflective and deep episode of Positively Pedestrian, our hosts discuss the importance of purpose in community, the downfall of morality, and tools to identify misinformation. They question everything from transactional culture to information filtering, while dreaming of a new form of education and societal structure that fosters critical thinking skills. Join us on our journey to explore the ties between purpose and community, information diets, and finding the solution to misinformation.
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Systemic Injustice, Affluence Edition
In this engaging episode of Positively Pedestrian, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass explore the complex relationship between wealth and the justice system. From examining how financial resources affect individuals' legal issues and getting out of warrants, to the world of cybersecurity and what it means to add value to a company. This episode is raw, funny, and insightful on critical topics, shedding light on real-world issues, influencing everyone to reflect on the implications of wealth and justice.
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Duality of Symbiosis & Technology Ethics
What is the true definition of Symbiosis? In this riveting episode of Positively Pedestrian, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass brilliantly address this question: How is humanity actually defined? Not only do they do an in-depth exploration of this topic, but add their own unique perspectives and takes on this topic, such as building a moral code in regards to what will benefit humans the most. Join us for laughs, intellectual discussions, and what it means to be a technology philanthropist.
