Diggnation - Season 7 / Year 2024
Season 7 / Year 2024
Episodes
Diggnation v2.0 - We're back!
Alex Albrecht joins Kevin Rose for a reunion-style episode of Diggnation, and it's like they never left. Kevin and Alex kick things off by discussing everything from past moments on Diggnation to current events like WWDC announcements, and the evolution
Alex's Elevator Sexy Time
Join us as we bring back Diggnation with a mix of our classic humor and deep dives into game-changing advancements. We're exploring how AI is transforming gaming and healthcare, diving into the controversies around insurance companies using drones, and sharing some hilarious personal stories. From unexpected insurance cancellations to awkward public encounters, this episode is packed with laughs and insights.
Bank Fraud, Animated Crushes, Deepfaked Memories, and Hippy Glenn
In this episode of Diggnation, Glenn joins us for an unexpected and hilarious reunion. We kick things off by opening a bottle of Pliny the Elder and dive into some of the internet's wildest stories. We reminisce about childhood crushes on animated characters and tackle a modern relationship dilemma involving circumcision.
On the tech side, we geek out over Hyundai's electric cars, especially the futuristic N Vision 74, and explore the bizarre phenomenon of cocaine sharks.
Our chat covers the latest in language learning apps, new smartphone trends, and the future of digital assistants like Alexa and AI in cars. We also take a deep look into the intense work culture in Japan and wrap up with a conversation on the dangers of AI deepfakes and how they can manipulate memories.
Diddy, Flying Taxis, and a $350 Bottle of Beer
This week, we're kicking back with some beer talk and reminiscing (hello, Edward Forty Hands!). Kevin's got some great stories from his recent AI summit trips in London and Berlin, and we're diving into everything from Waymo's self-driving cars to Tesla's latest micro-taxi prototype. We'll also chat about the new iPhones, some fancy beers we've been trying, how AI is changing content creation, and a few wild stories you won't want to miss.
Scoring a $400 Refund Thanks to AI
In this episode, we're diving into mind-blowing AI breakthroughs, a tech hack that scored Kevin a $400 refund, and Tesla's latest RoboTaxi reveal. We'll also discuss the Dodgers' Ohtani memorabilia auction and Alex's first experience using Claude 3.5. Get ready for laughs, surprising insights, and some practical tips you didn't know you needed. Join us for another jam-packed episode of Diggnation!
Bitcoin Hits ATH, Tron 3 Leaks, & Mike Tyson vs AI
This week, Alex and Kevin talk about Bitcoin breaking $90k and MicroStrategy's stock hitting an all-time high. Is holding onto Bitcoin still the move, or are you better off cashing out? Meanwhile, Mike Tyson and Jake Paul finally went head-to-head last week, and Tyson's punch power is straight-up unreal (think: 13 kicks to the nuts-level impact).
We're also unpacking the next big thing for EVs: silicon-based batteries that promise double the range and faster charging. Plus, Amazon is shutting down Freevee (RIP another streamer), and we can't get over the rumor that Zuck and T-Pain might actually be making an album together. And if that's not enough, a live-action Zelda movie is officially happening, and Tron 3 footage just teased real-world light cycles.
Towards the end of the episode, Alex and Kevin share a heartfelt conversation about male depression, loneliness, and why maintaining close friendships matters more than ever. It's an honest and genuine moment that's worth sticking around for.
Get ready for a laid-back mix of tech talk, hilarious takes, nostalgia, and a touch of real talk to keep it grounded.
Miller High Life Cologne + SXSW Live Reunion Show Announced
Welcome back to Diggnation! We're hanging out at Alex's place, catching up on Thanksgiving, holiday plans, and some wild stories from the world of tech, entertainment, and nostalgia. Kevin breaks down his epic sous-vide-and-smoked turkey leg recipe, and we share the big announcement—Diggnation Live is coming to SXSW this March! Get ready for an unforgettable reunion.
This episode dives into NASA's delayed return to the moon, Kevin's ride in a Waymo robotaxi, and the groundbreaking diamond battery tech that could last for 5,700 years. We also reminisce about the return of Chi-Chi's, laugh at the absurdity of Miller High Life's dive bar perfume, and explore everything from retro shows to cutting-edge innovation.
AI Breakthroughs, Star Wars News, and Alex's OnlyFans?!
The holiday vibes are here, with cutting-edge tech, and pop culture galore! We chat about everything from New Year's resolutions to groundbreaking AI advancements, plus some wild stories like Jeremy Allen White joining The Mandalorian as Rotta the Hutt and Hyundai teaming up with Amazon to sell cars online. Kevin reveals some exciting live show details, Alex jokes about OnlyFans (or is he serious?), and we dive into Star Wars, Superman, and AI-driven robot training that's faster than ever before.
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