Getting Ahead of Ourselves

Allison and Kyle are joined by impromptu guests to discuss a future in which everyone makes a living by selling content about themselves to everyone else.

Allison and Kyle take a turn toward the mystical as they speculate on the true nature of dreams.

Allison and Kyle share their uneducated thoughts on a topic nobody has any business talking about - genetically engineered and totally consensual cannibalism.

We're joined again by Thomas as we speculate on what physical form a sentient artificial intelligence might choose for itself.

Allison and her brother Thomas speculate on a future in which people somehow evolve into dinosaurs, and Kyle desperately fails to keep up.

Allison and Kyle share their uneducated thoughts on what a society without jobs might look like, and how it could happen in the first place.

Matt Locke returns to help us answer the eternal question, "is underwater closer space?"

Allison and Kyle are joined by Matt Locke as they share their uneducated thoughts on how modern communication technology has and may continue to affect our language.

Allison wonders what society would be like if murderers were punished by inheriting all of their victims responsibilities, and Kyle desperately tries to save the terrifying alternate universe she creates.

Allison and Kyle share their uneducated fears about human microchipping and mourn the loss of cool, convenient sci-fi technology to the iron grip of our corporate overlords.

Allison and Kyle share their uneducated thoughts on creating and utilizing robotic animals, how possible they are compared to human-like artificial intelligence, and whether or not they would make better pets than real ones.

Allison and Kyle share their uneducated thoughts on the economic, social, and theological impacts of perfect 3D printing technology.

Allison and Kyle share their uneducated thoughts on organ transplants, prosthetic limbs, and transferred memories.

Allison and Kyle share their uneducated thoughts on CRISPR, designer babies, and how copyright law applies to gene sequences.

In the first episode of their futurology podcast, Allison and Kyle share their uneducated thoughts on reverse aging and immortality.