We're Not Wrong 2025 Year in Review
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Dec 31, 2025 The hosts reminisce about memorable moments from the past year, including the rollout of New York City's congestion pricing and its surprising positive impact on traffic. They explore Meta's shift away from fact-checking labels and share their own dwindling social media habits. Personal New Year’s resolutions generate light-hearted banter, revealing diverse goals like citizenship pursuits and cutting out political fatigue. The conversation is lively with thoughts on maintaining integrity versus selling out and humorous plans for edgy personas.
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Congestion Pricing Actually Worked
- Congestion pricing in NYC measurably reduced traffic and improved flow within months.
- The hosts note visible benefits outweigh predicted fury from commuters and tourists.
Heaton's Social Media Habits
- Andrew Heaton described his near-absence from Facebook and limited Instagram use.
- He prefers Instagram for mellow content and checks Twitter briefly despite its toxicity.
Video Is A Different Product
- Video growth for podcasts attracts a different audience and demands extra work.
- Turning audio shows into video is a distinct job and may not grow the audio audience.