Podcasts
Joe Rogan Still Hasn’t Addressed His Friend's Sexual Misconduct Allegations
While many comedians have condemned Chris D'Elia's allegedly predatory behavior, the most high-profile podcaster in the world has remained silent.
The Story of a Robot FBI Agent And Another American Revolution
On CYBER this week, we’re talking about a novel that frightfully depicts a not-so-distant future where FBI agents work with robot partners and terrorists meet up inside video games.
We Discuss Every Game Announced at Sony's PS5 Event
We've also got an in-depth look at 'The Last of Us Part II' on this week's Waypoint Radio.
Nature Is Healing: A Seal Now Lives on My Lawn
How a giant elephant seal is helping a high school social studies teacher through quarantine.
What 'Final Fantasy VII Remake' Has in Common With 'The Grudge'
Games remade by the same creators are rare, but throughout history artists have revisited and remade works.
Don't Listen to Twitter – Start Your Quarantine Podcast
Twitter users love calling people out. In the age of coronavirus, they're calling others out for stuff they haven't even done yet.
- Advertisement
'Resident Evil 3' Might Be Mediocre, But 'RE 5' Reminds Us It Could Be Worse
The response to the announcement trailer for 'Resident Evil 5' shows us the importance of listening to marginalized people.
Samin Nosrat's 'Home Cooking' Podcast Will Make Your Quarantine Cooking Better
The cook and author's new podcast is here to help, whether you need pantry tips or just a comforting voice.
Was ‘Quake 2’ Half-Life before ‘Half-Life’ Released?
Is 'Half-Life' really the revolutionary game it's touted as?
Id Software Learned The Wrong Lessons from 'DOOM'
The 2016 hit caught everyone by surprise, possibly even its developer.
What To Watch, Read and Listen To While You're Bored and Self-Isolating
Don't lose your head: pass the hours with some picks from VICE UK's culture writers.
The New 'Reply All' Episode About a Lost 90s Song Is Making Listeners Cry
The latest episode of the popular Gimlet podcast is a masterful meditation on the nature of memory and the quirks of late-90s pop-rock.
