pplpod
pplpod
pplpod is a podcast about people, places and lots of other stuff. Each episode takes a deep dive into the lives, choices, and legacies of fascinating figures from history, culture, music, and beyond. From icons who shaped entire generations to hidden stories that deserve the spotlight, pplpod brings you closer to the people behind the headlines and the legends. Thoughtful, engaging, and story-driven, pplpod explores what makes these lives extraordinary—and what we can learn from them today.
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Episodes
The math behind the Disney nostalgia loop 07.04.2026 17:06
The math behind the Disney nostalgia loop
The mathematical cost of being wrong 07.04.2026 23:03
The mathematical cost of being wrong
The mathematician who checked the machine s math 07.04.2026 21:28
The mathematician who checked the machine s math
The mechanics of hyperparameter optimization 07.04.2026 13:18
The mechanics of hyperparameter optimization
The mechanical reality of command lines 07.04.2026 21:20
The mechanical reality of command lines
The milkman who walked away from Bond 07.04.2026 20:07
The milkman who walked away from Bond
The messy freedom of Jean-Paul Sartre 07.04.2026 20:11
The messy freedom of Jean-Paul Sartre
The movie star who invented frequency hopping 07.04.2026 18:21
The movie star who invented frequency hopping
The radical defiance of Isabel Allende 07.04.2026 12:29
The radical defiance of Isabel Allende
The statistical engine of generative AI 07.04.2026 20:31
The statistical engine of generative AI
The spectacular ruin of Oscar Wilde 07.04.2026 22:53
The spectacular ruin of Oscar Wilde
The three data sets behind AI 07.04.2026 24:48
The three data sets behind AI
The toxic cycle of AI winters 07.04.2026 25:04
The toxic cycle of AI winters
The typo on 46 million banknotes 07.04.2026 19:21
The typo on 46 million banknotes
The woman who mapped penicillin and insulin 07.04.2026 20:21
The woman who mapped penicillin and insulin
The zero percent William Shatner sitcom 07.04.2026 21:26
The zero percent William Shatner sitcom
Thirty Global Realities of Fifty Dollars 07.04.2026 15:39
Thirty Global Realities of Fifty Dollars
Toni Morrison and the white gaze 07.04.2026 22:09
Toni Morrison and the white gaze
Tricking AI with turtles and tape 07.04.2026 20:00
Tricking AI with turtles and tape
Ty Dolla Sign The Industry Secret Weapon 07.04.2026 16:56
Ty Dolla Sign The Industry Secret Weapon
Tulip Bulbs and Givenchy Gowns 07.04.2026 22:44
Tulip Bulbs and Givenchy Gowns
Ty Dolla Sign s 2016 Campaign Mixtape 07.04.2026 17:46
Ty Dolla Sign's 2016 Campaign Mixtape: Free TC and the Road to Campaign Before the album Campaign, there was Free TC. Released in November 2015, Ty Dolla Sign's debut mixtape-turned-commercial-project served as both a personal statement and a springboard into 2016 — the year that would define his mainstream arrival. Understanding Free TC is essential to understanding why Campaign landed the way it...
Ty Dolla Sign s 2016 Election Time Capsule 07.04.2026 21:23
Ty Dolla Sign's 2016 Election Time Capsule: The Album Angle When Ty Dolla Sign titled his debut studio album Campaign and dropped it in October 2016, weeks before the presidential election, he was making a claim. Not a political claim exactly — there are no policy positions on Campaign, no campaign promises in the traditional sense — but a claim about presence, about visibility, about the right to...
Ty Dolla Sign's 2016 Election Time Capsule 07.04.2026 16:35
Ty Dolla Sign's 2016 Election Time Capsule There's a version of 2016 that gets told through polling numbers, cable news chyrons, and electoral college maps. This episode tells a different version — through the music Ty Dolla Sign was releasing that year, and what it reveals about the cultural frequency of a moment that felt, even while it was happening, like it was being watched from two different...
Tyga s Stimulated Was A Calculated Lie 07.04.2026 18:49
Tyga's "Stimulated" Was a Calculated Lie In the summer of 2015, Tyga released a song called "Stimulated" that contained a lyric directly addressing his relationship with Kylie Jenner, who was seventeen years old at the time. The song's title was a deliberate double entendre. The lyric made the implication explicit. And the whole thing was engineered — not as an accident, not as an overshare, but a...
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