Me, talking too fast and sometimes waving my hands around.
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Longform Podcast
“If I didn’t have that pretty bizarrely insatiable drive to do this stuff and understand things, I don’t know if I’d still be doing this. The curiosity index has to be high in order to make the rest of it worth it. Because otherwise, what’s the point?” LISTEN
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Call Your Girlfriend
Futurists are not only white guys who give self-congratulatory TED talks. Everything from political appeals to Instagram ads are pitching us on a vision of the future. Rose Eveleth of Flash Forward expands our notion of what futurism can be, and how we can pry it away from arch capitalists and tech billionaires. LISTEN
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NPR Morning Edition
Noel King speaks with Rose Eveleth about her illustrated book: Flash Forward. LISTEN
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Ologies
"The future's not ours to see..." OR IS IT? Professional futurologist Rose Eveleth -- host of the podcast Flash Forward -- endures all kinds of breathless questions from Alie about shiny metal and implanted microchips and biohacking and population density curves and flying cars and equality and utopias and the Jetsons and technology and nuclear fusion and whether or not our phones are spying on us and if we should have kids or dogs. Also: how long do we, as a species, have on Earth? Despite some grim conditions, find out why Rose remains an optimist and get fired the hell up about making the future better for everyone. LISTEN
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Bello Collective
An interactive interview with Rose Eveleth about the beauties and dangers of experimenting on the line between fiction and nonfiction. READ
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Science Friday
Futurist and Flash Forward host Rose Eveleth spends her time asking a lot of ‘what if’ questions, and then exploring the answers with experts. For example, what if human light sources forever drowned out our dark night sky? What if we relocated endangered species to save them from climate change? What if, as she asked in 2018, we saw a deadly pandemic consume the globe? LISTEN
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KQED
How has the internet been helpful to you this past year? How has it changed your relationships with other people? Do you think you’ve used it too much, and will maybe back off, now that things are opening up? We want to hear about the pandemic, the internet and you. LISTEN
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Comics Beat
The Beat caught up with Eveleth over email to find out more about what speculative fiction inspired her, why comics are such an ideal medium for exploring possible futures, and what they thought about writing a sometimes-hopeful book in the sometimes-unhopeful year of 2020! READ
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Longest Shortest Time
Tune in to hear Rose imagine what the future of family might look like in 30 years. Plus, a lot of tangents about space sex and robot sex… because, why not? LISTEN
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The Allusionist
“There are two ways to say ‘The future is now’: you can say it optimistically, like, ‘The future is now! Isn't that cool?’ Or you could be like, ‘The future is now, and we're totally screwed.’” Rose Eveleth, of the future-envisioning podcast Flash Forward, tracks the past and present of one of her favourite phrases. LISTEN