TRASHFUTURE

Podcast discusses ChatGPT's partnership with U.S. Dept. of Defense, UK politics, and yearning for imperial units. They explore automating guns, potential dangers of computer-targeted weapons, and disappointing city projects. They also discuss Vitalia, a city of life, and the Talies program's structure. Additionally, they mention building an extension, encountering dangerous ideas, and the Tories' failure with imperial measurements.

Hussein Kesvani discusses the UK Government ban on XL Bully dogs, British dog ownership culture, and kissing dogs on the mouth. They also talk about misconceptions about muzzling dogs and hypothetical scenarios involving ex-albily hunters. The conversation touches on new legislation regarding XL bullies and a tangent on glue traps for mice.

Discussion of a bathroom-related AI startup, the upcoming UK election, the sell-off of local council assets, a speech by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer KC, and debates on the acceptability of masturbating in a personal bathroom. Plus, intriguing topics like a bizarre health gadget, the return of Lembert Opik, and the impact of policy on the country's circumstances.

Justin Roczniak, co-host of Well There's Your Problem podcast, joins the Trashfuture cast to discuss the shutdown of HyperLoop and the controversies surrounding high-speed rail. Topics include copyright laws and AI models, lawsuit against the New York Times, flaws in AI technology, exploitation of information, and the possibility of a biopic and the butlerian jihad to eliminate computers.

Seamus Malekafzali, writer and commentator on the Israel-Palestine conflict, joins the hosts to discuss Israel's expanding war with Palestine. They also explore topics such as a YouTube channel called Niam, a luxury lifestyle community, the future of urban design, internal dissent in the US government, poorly managed empires, the Bantu stand plan, and distractions from important issues.

Tom Walker and Demi Lardner discuss z-grade robot toys, counterfeit Spider-Man, reinterpreting Goatse for the modern age, rude customer service experiences, and a story about a gruff mentor and a small mug.

Dr Gareth Fearn discusses the state of planning and development in the UK. Topics include challenges and sacrifices faced by Tory ministers, the impact of new guidance on gender in schools, flaws of the planning system, and the need for democratic planning and building public capacity.

Guest: Nadine Dorries, Author. The hosts discuss Nadine Dorries' book 'The Plot, the political assassination of Boris Johnson' and analyze its partisan nature. They delve into conspiracy theories about the deep state. They critique a ghostwritten book and highlight its weird food and drink-focused nature. The origins and actions of 'The Movement' are explored. The influence of Paul Stains on politics is discussed along with scandal, sex parties, and political careers. A conspiracy theory connected to influential figures is explored. The speakers engage in a humorous and meandering discussion about conspiracy theories, politics, and cheese.

Guest Mattie Lubchansky discusses Adam Neumann's sensitive landlord venture, Nikola electric truck company CEO Trevor Milton's sentencing statement after his conviction for securities fraud, and NYC mayor Eric Adams. Other topics include the influence of 9-11 on starting a business, the dark allure of New York City, random discussions like maple syrup and Warhammer 40,000, and the challenges of being a writer.

In this podcast, Nate and Milo discuss the film 'Love Actually' and what it says about Britain. They analyze scenes, delve into the depiction of Britishness, and compare it to popular British entertainment abroad.