Podcasts
A few years ago I started producing a podcast with my good friend and colleague Heather Ross. That podcast — Future Out Loud — covered a range of topics around tech & society in a way that deeply resonated with listeners.
Since then I’ve fallen in love with the opportunities that podcasts open up, and recently have been privileged to co-host the fabulous Mission: Interplanetary podcast with the amazing former astronaut Cady Coleman and, most recently, Modem Futura with my colleague Sean Leahy
Hope you enjoy listening to them!
Modem Futura
Exploring the intersection of technology and the future
Informal, engaging, and often entertaining conversation between me (Andrew Maynard), my co-host Sean Leahy, and occasional guests, as we explore possible, probable, and preferred futures and spark new ways of thinking about the rapidly evolving world around us.
Available wherever you get your podcasts
The Moviegoer’s Guide to the Future
A podcast that explores the intersection between technology, society, and the future
An often-surprising journey of discovery through the world of emerging technologies, and the challenges of getting them right. Based on the book Films from the Future: The Technology and Morality of Sci-Fi Movies, and read by me (Andrew Maynard)
Available wherever you get your podcasts
Mission: Interplanetary
A different slant on the future of humans in space
Former NASA astronaut Cady Coleman and I team up to discuss some of the biggest questions on the future of humans in space with leading experts, from the allure of Mars and space debris, to what it means to decolonize space.
Available wherever you get your podcasts
Future Out Loud
Fresh conversations on science, technology, and policy
Science, technology, and policy chat with Heather Ross and Andrew Maynard from the School for the Future of Innovation at Arizona State University. It’s a while since we wrapped up this series, but it’s definitely worth revisiting for the wide-ranging conversations and topics.
Available wherever you get your podcasts