Search Engine
No question too big, no question too small. On Search Engine, PJ Vogt answers the questions you might ask the internet when you can't sleep. If you find the world bewildering, but also sometimes enjoy being bewildered by it, we're here for you. Edited by Sruthi Pinnamaneni. ***Named one of the best podcasts by Vulture, Time, The Economist, & Vogue. (OK, in 2023, but still...)***
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PJ Vogt never disappoints
5 days ago
Been listening to PJ since Reply All. He is so relatable, witty, and explains things really well. So impressed with the AI episode!! It was so well presented and made me wonder if Chat GPT or Claude as used to best produce the episode!and no judgement ! I was just blown away with the details and the way it addressed any random question that popped into my head without saying anything out load. Thank you PJ for all your work! There’s is an episode from Reply All that often takes up space in my mind, maybe called, yes yes no? You didn’t know who Ariana Grande was and I could so relate. That was many moons ago I definitely know Ariana now a days. Keep up the great work! Love Search Engine! Thank you
Perfect podcast for the intellectually curious
Dec 11
PJ Vogt is a great interviewer and journalist. He asks great questions, his earnest curiosity leads to a good really thorough understanding of the questions at hand.
5 straight minutes of ads
Dec 13
PJ is a master of storytelling and excellent producer. Excellent podcast. However no podcast is worth sitting through five consecutive minutes ads. Too bad. I’m out
Airport Luggage
Dec 11
I do love all of your episodes! Yet, I do find it incredibly strange that you (and so many listeners) find it strange that someone would want to buy luggage in an airport. People like me who travel the world constantly have a different perspective. For example, I was in a village in China once and my suitcase zipper broke beyond repair. I had to leave for the airport around 3 a.m. so had no options other than to just go. The airport I was flying to Hong Kong from was small. There were no shops and I certainly could have used a shop with a suitcase option. I had to have my bag sealed at the airport with those rigid plastic binding straps that are sometimes on cardboard boxes or lumber in the USA. Yes, a device with the ability to do this was at the little airport which is much more confounding than luggage in an airport shop. Lol.
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- CreatorPJ Vogt
- Years Active2022 - 2024
- Episodes74
- RatingClean
- Copyright© PJ Vogt
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