Issue #147Feb 22, 2026
Technology
Hard Fork · The AI Governance Episode
“The clearest 40 minutes I've heard on why frontier labs can't govern themselves — and who might.”
▶ 42 minRead Note →
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147 issues◆Since Jan 2026
Issue #146Feb 21, 2026
Philosophy
Philosophize This! · Simone Weil on Attention
“Weil's concept of attention as moral act has no business being this useful in 2026. Listen before the algorithm claims it.”
▶ 38 minRead Note →
Issue #145Feb 20, 2026
Business
Acquired · The Hermès Episode
“How a saddle-maker became the last luxury holdout. The scarcity chapter alone is worth the two hours.”
▶ 2h 14minRead Note →
Issue #144Feb 19, 2026
Culture
Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend · Werner Herzog
“Herzog is cosmically unbothered by everything Conan throws at him. Transcendently funny.”
▶ 55 minRead Note →
Issue #143Feb 18, 2026
Science
Lex Fridman · Donald Knuth
“The father of algorithms on why writing by hand still beats everything. Print this transcript.”
▶ 1h 8minRead Note →
Issue #142Feb 17, 2026
History
The Rest Is History · The Fall of Constantinople
“Dominic and Tom turn 1453 into a thriller. You will feel the walls coming down.”
▶ 1h 2minRead Note →
Issue #141Feb 16, 2026
Economics
EconTalk · Tyler Cowen on Talent
“How to spot exceptional people before their résumé catches up to them. Essential reading for anyone who hires.”
▶ 1h 5minRead Note →
Issue #140Feb 15, 2026
Design
The Tim Ferriss Show · Rick Rubin
“The most useful conversation about creative process since Bird by Bird. Keep a notebook open.”
▶ 1h 47minRead Note →
Issue #139Feb 14, 2026
History
Hardcore History · The Destroyer of Worlds
“Carlin reconstructs the atomic decision with the granularity of a novelist. Haunting.”
▶ 5h 30minRead Note →
Issue #138Feb 13, 2026
Society
The Knowledge Project · Naval Ravikant
“Not the aphorism episode you've seen clipped. The full conversation on reading and judgment.”
▶ 1h 22minRead Note →
Issue #137Feb 12, 2026
Technology
Darknet Diaries · Stuxnet
“The story of the first digital weapon, told like an espionage novel. Deeply uncomfortable.”
▶ 49 minRead Note →
Issue #136Feb 11, 2026
Literature
On Being · Mary Oliver's Poetry
“Krista Tippett reading Oliver aloud. Put on headphones. Go outside if you can.”
▶ 52 minRead Note →
The Editorial Method
Not curated by algorithm. Not aggregated by bot. One editor, five picks, every day.
01
The Morning Scan
Every morning before 6am, the editor listens through new releases across 140 tracked feeds. Not summaries. Not transcripts. The actual audio.
Five hours of listening.
02
The Annotation
One episode gets the treatment — a single paragraph written like a broadsheet critic's note. What it says, why today, who it's for.
One sentence you can trust.
03
The Edition
Five picks land in your inbox — morning or evening, your choice. No padding, no affiliate links. Just the list and the notes.
Delivered once, daily.
Someone with taste saying: this one, today, trust me.