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January’s almost over, which means it’s either too late or just early enough to still say “Happy New Year.” In this episode, Kevin and Alex wade through that awkward seasonal purgatory, debate etiquette, and naturally land on Alex’s go-to insult: “Eat the bag.”

Kevin checks in on Dry January and confirms that sleep is, in fact, real. The conversation takes a turn into the serious realities of alcohol withdrawal before pivoting to some big Digg news: the public beta is officially live, and you can now create your own Communities. Yes, that includes one called /onlyfans, which has absolutely nothing to do with what you think unless you are deeply into industrial air movers.

From there, it’s a full tech firehose. The Metaverse is officially declared dead, Claude Code is writing entire web apps in minutes, and a startup called Humans just raised $480 million to make AI more collaborative, or possibly sentient. Also on the docket: foldable iPhones, mindfulness, Matt Damon’s attention span, and why chicken wings keep showing up in self-driving cars.

This one’s got layers.

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Chapter Markers

00:00 Intro
00:44 When Is It Too Late to Say “Happy New Year”?
01:28 Alex’s All-Purpose Insult: “Eat the Bag”
03:32 Dry January Update: Alex Hits 20 Days
04:52 Alcohol Withdrawal Gets Real
07:16 Digg Public Beta and Build-Your-Own Communities
08:36 The Confusing Purity of the “/OnlyFans” Community
09:33 AI Moderation Logs That Actually Make Sense
11:11 The Metaverse Is Dead. Long Live Reality
14:37 Matt Damon and the Shrinking Human Attention Span
15:40 Why VR and AR Still Feel Like Homework
19:16 Mindfulness, Explained by Thich Nhat Hanh
22:51 The Meaning of Life
24:53 John Cleese on Why Failure Is the Whole Point
27:01 Kevin’s New Coding Obsession: Compound Engineering
30:04 AI Context Windows and How the Magic Works
40:02 Foldable iPhones in 2026? Let’s Argue
42:34 iPad vs Mac and the UX Identity Crisis
44:18 Humans Raises $480M to Make AI Less Robotic
53:50 Tesla Goes Subscription-Only for Full Self-Driving
55:46 Tensor Auto and the Semi-Sentient Rideshare Wars
1:00:25 People Are Leaving Trash in Waymos. Including Wings
1:02:07 Outro

Diggnation is back for 2026. In this New Year’s episode, Kevin Rose and Alex Albrecht dive into Dry (ish) January, accidental woodworking injuries, and why Kevin's Peloton crush might be more motivating than your therapist. On the tech side, Kevin drops a quiet-but-clear hint for Digg beta users to keep an eye out. The guys talk about Samsung’s decision to ship Google’s Gemini AI to 800 million devices, which feels like a major win for Google’s ecosystem. On the tech side, Kevin gives a heads up to Digg beta users: Communities are coming. Now is a good time to start paying attention.

Also on deck: a bizarre Waymo vs. Santa Monica standoff involving robotic cars and 3 a.m. backup beeping, a Garmin plane that landed itself (because the pilot didn’t), and a Lego set that lights up on its own. Other stops include futuristic cartilage regrowth injections, the return of "Dolphin Shorts" via a Hooters rebrand nobody asked for, and an existential debate about smart fridges.

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YouTube Chapter Markers

00:00 Intro
02:41 Resolutions Nobody Asked For: Pilates & Productivity
03:36 Can Saunas Cure Depression or Just Make You Sweatier?
04:52 Kevin Gets Stabbed by Wellness (Acupuncture Chat)
06:02 Peloton and the German Instructor Who Yells in Motivation
07:13 Holiday Haul: Singing Bowls and the Rise of Vibe Decor
09:07 Spoon Carving, Blood Loss & $400 Japanese Hammers
12:30 Coming Soon: Digg Communities That Don’t Look Like Reddit
14:00 Samsung Gives 800M Devices a Gemini AI Glow-Up
20:31 Waymo Cars Are Beeping Insomnia Into Santa Monica
25:06 Self-Driving Cars Are Scanning Your Kids for Booster Seats
33:25 Lego Bricks Just Got Smarter (and Slightly Haunted)
37:07 How Boredom Became the New Self-Care Hack
42:10 Garmin Autoland: The Plane That Landed Itself
47:56 Parachutes for Planes and Other Backup Plans
56:53 Can Amazon's “Art Line” TV Beat the Samsung Frame?
1:01:00 Streaming Loyalty Tests: Apple TV, We See You
1:03:19 Movies Worth Hoarding Forever (Anchorman & Jack Reacher?)
1:05:08 Injecting Knees With Youth: The Cartilage Comeback
1:08:44 Dementia-Fighting Protein or Supervillain Serum?
1:09:54 Smart Fridge Fatigue vs. Bird Watching for Fun
1:13:05 Kamado Joe Smoker Review: BBQ Tech Gets Serious
1:15:23 Hooters Rebrands, Dolphin Shorts Return, Internet Shrugs

This holiday episode is a greatest hits tour of Diggnation Rebooted with Kevin and Alex in peak end of year form. Scotch gift exchanges and fighting Mike Tyson for $500,000 is a reasonable life choice. There are pronunciation corrections, especially Hyundai, plus plenty of love for retro futuristic concept cars.

AI takes center stage as the duo talks creativity and productivity with tools like Cursor and ChatGPT, including negotiation tricks and extremely questionable AI day trading strategies. The conversation also covers the Telepathy Tapes podcast, autism, neurodiversity, and Alex’s experience with aphantasia. Kevin finally understanding Netflix and chill.

Chapter Markers
00:00 Intro
04:22 Mike Tyson vs $500K
07:52 Hyundai Pronunciation and Car Concepts
13:00 Digg Beta Community Update
16:30 Building AI Web Apps on the Road
18:28 Telepathy Tapes, Autism, and Curiosity
21:56 AI Trading and Bad Financial Ideas
24:55 ChatGPT Negotiation Tactics
29:50 Kevin Discovers Netflix and Chill
31:38 Aphantasia Explained
35:50 Emotions, Money, and Decisions
37:41 End of Year Montage

Alex and Kevin break in the new Digg warehouse studio with brandy cocktails, French pastry flexes, and a surprisingly serious challenge—can Alex stay sober for all of 2025?

They cover Netflix’s rumored $84B move to buy Warner Bros. Discovery (yes, including HBO and DC Comics), AI tools that drop your face into fake movie scenes, and the rise of “etiquette camps” for startup founders. Also: teens in Australia are happy to be banned from social media, a spider-shaped robot now performs endoscopies, and the famous Japanese 7-Eleven egg salad sandwich finally lands in the U.S.—with questionable results.

All that, plus rucking vests, doomscroll detoxing, and a Kindle Color that might actually be good.

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⏱️ CHAPTERS

00:00 Intro
 03:00 Holiday cocktails get dangerously brandy-forward
 04:41 Kevin explains his weighted rucking vest
 07:23 Inside Digg’s new office + upcoming community features
 13:06 New Year’s goals: chess apps and digital pianos
 15:00 The bet: Can Alex stay sober for all of 2025?
 21:10 Netflix may buy Warner Bros. Discovery for $84B
 30:28 Silicon Valley founders now attend etiquette bootcamp
 41:28 Australian teens are glad social media is banned
 49:10 Nano Banana AI drops you into fake movie scenes
 53:40 Deepfakes, bot farms, and internet misinformation
 1:03:37 Pill-sized robot crawls your gut for science
 1:09:05 Kindle Color Scribe vs. the Remarkable showdown
 1:18:57 Japan’s viral 7-Eleven egg sandwich hits the U.S.

This week on Diggnation, Kevin ends his seven-month break from alcohol with a glass of wine and some podcast-inspired reflection on why being too rigid about anything might be its own kind of burden, While Alex sips wine and regrets live theater. Kevin reveals he has aphantasia, aka the inability to conjure mental images, which he says disqualifies him from certain forms of _ahem_ nostalgia. The pair dive into the existential horror of AI-enabled children’s toys that suggest you play with knives and explore kinks. On a lighter note, converting vintage cars to electric sparks a surprisingly feasible business idea. Waymo’s freeway rollout gets love, as the duo dreams of an L.A. where robots take the wheel and people take naps. Meanwhile, Michael Burry shorting AI stocks makes Kevin wonder if we’re still in early-internet territory or just early-stage delusion. Bezos launches an AI company because of course he does, and Nintendo drops the first look at its live-action _Zelda_ movie, which may or may not have been necessary. Also: eggnog aging, budgeting apps, and a play that made Alex fear for his life. It’s an episode.

Chapter Markers

00:00:00 - Kevin's First Sip in 7 Months 
00:00:56 - Welcome to Episode 23 
00:02:58 - Rethinking Alcohol Rules 
00:07:44 - Aged Eggnog: Discuss 
00:09:25 - The Two-Two-Two Rule Returns 
00:12:15 - Birthday Trips and Holiday Plans 
00:14:08 - LA Auto Show Highlights 
00:15:14 - Converting Classic Cars to EV 
00:17:47 - EV Startups: Why It’s Hard 
00:19:20 - Zelda Movie: First Look 
00:20:26 - Who Is Wes Ball? 
00:22:53 - AI Toys Gone Wild 
00:24:49 - Kuma Bear’s Kink Talk 
00:33:48 - Predator and The Red Carpet 
00:34:47 - Christmas Music Timing War 
00:37:05 - Kevin Has Aphantasia
00:40:49 - The Spank Bank Problem 
00:43:44 - Creativity With Constraints 
00:52:56 - Waymo Hits the Freeway 
00:53:52 - Driverless Rides + Paranormal Play 
01:02:47 - Game Awards: Who’s Nominated 
01:08:42 - Burry Bets Against AI 
01:10:53 - AI: Bubble or Beginning? 
01:18:07 - Internet vs. Quantum Hopes 
01:19:30 - Bezos Launches Prometheus AI 
01:21:26 - Robots and Retail 
01:24:14 - Episode Wrap-Up

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In this episode, we go full spectrum, from the rise of AI-powered web browsers like ChatGPT’s Atlas and OpenAI’s latest updates, to what it’s actually like hitting six months sober and realizing Jack Daniels might still text back.

We celebrate some new EV purchases (yes, there’s a BMW iX involved), talk about Rivian’s new electric bike, and break down one of the boldest art heists in modern history, where a crew literally used a bucket truck to steal royal jewels from the Louvre.

Somewhere between Apple’s innovation slump, the philosophy of consciousness, and the idea that our brains are just rendering reality like a bad GPU, we try to make sense of existence one story at a time.

Basically, it’s us doing what we do best: chasing tech, culture, and absurdity until it all makes some kind of sense.

📝 Key Points

• Kevin hits six months sober and talks about resetting his relationship with alcohol
• Alex unveils his new BMW iX EV and breaks down its design and performance
• New AI-powered browsers like ChatGPT Atlas shake up how we search the web
• Kevin orders the new Rivian electric bike with 100-mile range and smart features
• Breakthrough retina-implant tech gives vision back to people with macular degeneration
• Deep dive into consciousness, perception, and whether reality is just “rendered” in our brains
• Debate over Apple’s next AI move: build its own model or partner with OpenAI or Google
• Meta’s identity crisis and why the company keeps missing real innovation
• Why a 500-mile EV range could change how drivers emotionally connect to electric cars
• The Louvre Museum jewel heist: thieves, a bucket truck, and French security fails
• Reflecting on time, mortality, and the truth that every 100 years everyone is new
• Finding meaning in the moment instead of doom-scrolling through negativity

⏱ Chapters

00:00 Intro
05:00 The Shirtening Cometh: Computer Costume Creativity
12:00 Louvre Larceny: Art Theft Gone Wild
17:00 Brain Zaps for Gym Motivation
19:00 AI Browsers: The Future of Web Surfing?
27:00 Kevin’s Crypto Conundrum
30:00 The Great Car Reveal: Alex’s New Ride
37:00 Electric Dreams: The Future of EVs
43:00 Two-Wheeled Freedom: Kevin’s E-Bike Adventure
48:00 Seeing Is Believing: Retina Implant Breakthroughs
54:00 The Philosophical Rabbit Hole
1:02:00 Time Flies: The Fleeting Nature of Existence
1:07:00 Living in the Moment: Kevin’s Life Philosophy
1:11:00 Apple’s Appetite for AI: To Build or to Partner?
1:17:00 The Meta Muddle: Facebook’s Identity Crisis
1:21:00 iPhone Woes: Apple’s Production Predicament
1:24:00 Wrapping Up: Sober Reflections and Future Fun

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In this week’s Diggnation:
Kevin and Alex drink a mysterious brain fuel that tastes like chemical warfare, get roasted by OpenAI’s video model (bald caps included), and pitch a LAN party for aging nerds. They also question if computer science degrees still matter, fantasize about neurotech that forces you to work out, and ask the most pressing question of our time: what if Instagram was just... Instagram again? Oh, and there's a legit HIV prevention breakthrough hiding in there, too.

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Chapter Markers

00:00 Intro
03:01 The Shirtening Cometh + When Digg Collabed with Nike
06:06 Happy Birthday, Now Here’s a Deep Cut About Early Digg
07:42 Kevin’s Pro Phone Era and Apple’s Unhinged Glass UI
10:13 Tron Eris, Fake Beer, and Probiotics for Grown-Up Drinkers
14:15 Sora 2 Balds Kevin, Internet Debates If It’s an Upgrade
17:18 Deepfakes, Surrogates, and the Death of “That’s Clearly Fake”
21:31 Brain Zaps for Gym Motivation: Welcome to the Neurotech Era
26:11 Huawei Shrinks AI, Your GPU Fan Starts Screaming
28:36 Local AI Models, No Cloud, No Corporate Listening Devices
34:10 Sponsored by Square: Tap to Pay, Stay for the Data
35:56 Claude 4.5 Fixes Code, GPT-5 Throws Vibes and Errors
41:20 Why Build Apps When AI Can Just Read Your Mind
42:44 Kevin Gives Away Free App Ideas, Again
45:46 “Old Man Weekend”: LAN Parties, Diner Coffee, No Wi-Fi Allowed
52:13 Sponsor Break: Delete Yourself, Then Budget Wisely
54:12 The $40 HIV Shot That Could Change Everything
56:30 Herpes, Stats, and the Stigma Nobody Wants to Talk About
1:02:14 Instagram, But Worse: Where Photos Go to Die
1:07:07 Windowless Jet, Giant Screens, and One Extremely Texas Grill

Broadcasting from Kevin’s new ADU bunker (goodbye Neuehouse, we barely knew you), Kevin and Alex are back with 80-ish minutes of tech, pranks, and philosophical spirals. From Apple’s latest brain-implants-that-go-in-your-ears to a Samsung fridge trying to sell you stuff while chilling your oat milk, it’s a full spectrum ride through what the internet's doing to us—sometimes with our permission, sometimes with ads. Also: AI fails, mystery stereo tubes, and a German slug with strong prank energy. 

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Chapter Markers
0:00:00 – Cold open
0:00:39 – Officially episode 20, welcome to the chaos.  
0:01:03 – Kevin lost an office, gained a backyard studio.  
0:02:24 – Studio tour features incense, Buddha, and a suspiciously nice stereo.  
0:04:33 – Phones are ruining mindfulness and wrecking millennial intestines.  
0:06:03 – Political engagement exists mostly to keep you angry.  
0:09:16 – Alex pitches viral videos about artisanal charcoal.  
0:11:05 – Kevin reviews face lasers, Alex reviews earbuds.  
0:13:41 – ZBiotics wants to save your liver from you.  
0:16:09 – Thanks San Francisco, next stop Chicago.  
0:18:57 – AirPods Pro 3: now with live translation and pulse checks.  
0:21:06 – An impromptu hearing test roasts the hosts’ ears.  
0:22:27 – Apple keynotes should be heckled MST3K-style.  
0:23:16 – Kevin hates phone cases, Alex chooses peach.  
0:26:24 – MagSafe wallets meet crypto credit cards.  
0:27:43 – Kevin turns credit points into a Japan trip.  
0:30:16 – Apple pretends to avoid AI, then demos AI.  
0:35:57 – Rumors fly about touchscreen Macs and chip envy.  
0:37:54 – Claude AI shows off its straight-A student energy.  
0:40:48 – LMNT: electrolytes, but Navy Seal-approved.  
0:43:29 – Meta glasses want to record your entire existence.  
0:47:37 – Tech companies now monetize the in-between moments.  
0:51:10 – Zuckerberg’s AI kitchen demo burns the recipe.  
0:55:25 – Samsung fridges now idle as ad billboards.  
1:01:47 – Kevin asks if the internet can still be fun.  
1:09:05 – Diggnation is officially everywhere now.  
1:09:57 – Monarch Money: couples’ therapy disguised as budgeting.  
1:12:36 – DeleteMe erases your data from shady corners of the web.  
1:14:20 – A German slug pranks neighbors by ringing doorbells.  
1:16:28 – Childhood pranks involved eggs, TP, and fire bags.  
1:18:48 – Kids now bond over lag screens instead of bike rides.  
1:20:26 – Wrapping up with meetups, studio thanks, and goodbyes.

Diggnation Episode 19 is part tech dispatch, part suburban diary. Kevin and Alex open with updates on sobriety, lawn mowing, and a Linux laptop built from scratch. Then it's into smart home experiments, including security cameras that yell at people a little too enthusiastically.

Digg news includes app store approvals, invite rollouts, a bot-thwarting system called the Human Captcha Project, and new plans for user-led communities. They also drop "Digg Daily," an AI-powered news podcast you can call by phone like it's 2006 again.

Other highlights include a Chinese EV promising 1000 miles per charge, some soul-searching about Tesla, a look at Polymarket’s ethical gray zones, and Chipotle being delivered by drone. Add in complaints about LA transit, the surprise return of CDs, and Google’s Pixel 10 flexing real-time translation.

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Chapter Markers
00:00:00 - Diggnation begins. You chose to press play.
00:01:22 - Kevin’s sober. Alex fought a spider.
00:03:08 - Lawns were mowed. Childhoods resurfaced.
00:05:14 - Kevin builds a Framework laptop. Linux approves.
00:08:19 - Security cameras now yell at people.
00:15:15 - Digg app gets approved. Embeds are live.
00:16:36 - Human Captcha Project launches. Your way into Digg.
00:17:36 - Users pitch ideas. Communities expand.
00:21:42 - Homemade beef jerky enters the chat.
00:23:20 - Digg Daily becomes a phone-in podcast.
00:29:30 - A Chinese EV promises 1000 miles.
00:38:07 - Sponsor: Delete Me. For digital vanishing acts.
00:42:08 - Prediction markets meet ethics. It's complicated.
00:54:45 - Chipotle delivery by drone is real.
00:59:43 - LA transit vs. DC. Everyone loses.
01:03:39 - Sponsor: Square. Business gets infrastructure.
01:05:21 - Sponsor: Element. Electrolytes want attention.
01:08:01 - CDs return. Audiophiles feel seen.
01:17:26 - Kids once entertained themselves. Wild.
01:21:30 - Pixel 10 does real-time translation.
01:28:46 - Pixel Watch and Apple Watch square off.
01:30:59 - Closing remarks. You made it.

This week on Diggnation: Kevin discovers a squatter secretly living in a staged LA home during a house tour, Alex tries to explain time dilation without having a full existential meltdown, and the team breaks down what actually happened at Digg’s first real-world community meetup. We’re talking mind blanking, deep meditation states that register as sleep, and why your brain sometimes just stops working for a bit. Plus: rollable laptops, modular microLED home theaters, ChatGPT’s 700 million users, and why we’re finally moving the Digg app out of TestFlight and into the App Store for real.

0:00:00 – Set flipped, drinks poured, chaos begins anew
0:07:06 – Found: one squatter, one closet, zero warning
0:10:28 – LA meetup: skeeball, tequila, surprisingly deep convos
0:12:09 – Groundbreakers now handing out keys to the castle
0:13:44 – TestFlight is dead; long live the public app
0:15:41 – Your brain sometimes goes full blank on purpose
0:17:55 – Kevin meditated so hard his ring thought he died
0:23:44 – Time isn’t real and Einstein broke everyone’s brain
0:26:27 – Laptops now roll up like scrolls, because of course
0:34:50 – ChatGPT hits 700M users, including your mom
0:36:54 – Claude, Gemini, Perplexity: the AI hunger games begin
0:58:03 – Kevin vs. boa constrictor: a wildly confident mismatch

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🧑‍🤝‍🧑 People Mentioned:
Justin (Digg's CEO)
Mau (Diggnation Producer)
Will Harlan (winemaker)
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Chris Hutchins (points/miles guy)

🧑‍💻 Users Mentioned:
@michde – Why does your mind go blank?
@sabbah – Zoo Asks People To Donate Their Healthy Pets As Food For Its Captive Predators
@linux – Defrag 98: Entertainment from My Youth Complete with Sounds

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Ubiquiti
Amazon
Google Opal
American Express
Figma
Nvidia
Stripe
SpaceX
Wix
TikTok
Mac
NVR
C Drive
TestFlight
App Store
Google Play Store
OLED displays
Pixel 10
Apple Intelligence