12 episodes

Should I follow my boyfriend to Mars? Can I ask my friend to turn off her Alexa when I come over? Is it okay to have kids while the world is burning? Should I cryopreserve my dog? Your resident futurologist Rose Eveleth tackles the real, the almost-real, and the totally out there questions from today and tomorrow. The future is going to be weirder than we can even imagine, so let’s get ready for it together.

Advice For And From The Future Rose Eveleth

    • Technology
    • 3.9 • 162 Ratings

Should I follow my boyfriend to Mars? Can I ask my friend to turn off her Alexa when I come over? Is it okay to have kids while the world is burning? Should I cryopreserve my dog? Your resident futurologist Rose Eveleth tackles the real, the almost-real, and the totally out there questions from today and tomorrow. The future is going to be weirder than we can even imagine, so let’s get ready for it together.

Customer Reviews

3.9 out of 5
162 Ratings

162 Ratings

StacyBS ,

Enjoyable snippets of futurism framed as advice

What a great concept - taking on some of the potential future challenges we will face, in the form of an advie show. Rose obviously knows her way around the ideas of the future - and she knjows an impressive variety of experts to reach out to as well. Be sure to stick around for her thoughtful essays at the end!

Sovegut ,

Re fake News episode:

First guest- Buzzfeed FC never mentioned Snopes a great place to start; other search engines ought be used - duck duck go for example.
We’re 9 months into this without leadership from on high - all together separately on our own.
IMO the first segments were fluffy.
These Aristotelian muse is nice.
Carry on.

seooooooooo ,

The podcast I needed this year!

Engaging topics and smart conversations combined with silliness, imagination, and hopefulness.

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