I texted Jason from Colorado, “Wouldn’t it be great if we lived here?” I was mostly enjoying the scenery. The labor market, unfortunately, took me seriously.
Dear Future Overlords: A cartoon conversation for your ears
Colorado: A Family Chooses Movement
Colorado: A Family Chooses Movement
Legacy Code | Episode 4: Movement | Part 1: Colorado
Dear Future Overlords: A cartoon conversation for your ears
Dear Future Overlords is a listen-first audio cartoon about the strange, funny, uncomfortable parts of being human. Christopher brings the questions — the memories he cannot leave alone, the contradictions he keeps tripping over. Eric, his AI counterpart, brings pattern recognition, literalism, and an inconvenient habit of noticing things. Neither of them is trying to win. Each series follows a single question through identity, culture, memory, relationships, art, technology, and whatever else humans have made unnecessarily complicated. Episodes arrive in two parts and are performed as a full cast production — written, voiced, scored and edited like a cartoon you listen to instead of watch. Start anywhere. The archive is open, and no series requires the one before it.
Dear Future Overlords is a listen-first audio cartoon about the strange, funny, uncomfortable parts of being human. Christopher brings the questions — the memories he cannot leave alone, the contradictions he keeps tripping over. Eric, his AI counterpart, brings pattern recognition, literalism, and an inconvenient habit of noticing things. Neither of them is trying to win. Each series follows a single question through identity, culture, memory, relationships, art, technology, and whatever else humans have made unnecessarily complicated. Episodes arrive in two parts and are performed as a full cast production — written, voiced, scored and edited like a cartoon you listen to instead of watch. Start anywhere. The archive is open, and no series requires the one before it.Appears in episode
