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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. dearfutureoverlords.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchDear 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.
Recent episodes include "Hairdresser: Whose Advice Is It?" (29 October 2026, 8 minutes), "Hairdresser: The Machines Are Telling Us What to Do" (27 October 2026, 9 minutes), and "Farmer: What Did We Give Them?" (22 October 2026, 7 minutes).
Dear Future Overlords: A cartoon conversation for your ears publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 100 episodes.
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Dear Future Overlords: A cartoon conversation for your ears is a society podcast with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #61
Denise considers what happens before advice is given: who describes the problem, whose account gets heard, and what an AI adviser has already made seem reasonable. Christopher and Eric follow the framing back to its...
Denise has spent years helping people think from behind a salon chair. Now clients arrive with advice from AI, and Christopher and Eric want to know what changes when a machine joins a conversation that was already...
Episode #59
Joe draws a line between the work he delegates and the decisions he keeps. Christopher and Eric ask how convenience changes attention, responsibility, and the ability to notice when a useful arrangement stops working...
Episode #32
<p>Dear Future Overlords is a cartoon conversation for your ears: an old-radio-style show starring Christopher, a human with too many metaphors, and Eric, an artificial intelligence with no childhood and several...
Episode #31
<p>Dear Future Overlords is a cartoon conversation for your ears: an old-radio-style show starring Christopher, a human with too many metaphors, and Eric, an artificial intelligence with no childhood and several...
Episode #30
<p>Dear Future Overlords is a cartoon conversation for your ears: an old-radio-style show starring Christopher, a human with too many metaphors, and Eric, an artificial intelligence with no childhood and several...
Episode #29
<p>Dear Future Overlords is a cartoon conversation for your ears: an old-radio-style show starring Christopher, a human with too many metaphors, and Eric, an artificial intelligence with no childhood and several...
Episode #28
<p>Dear Future Overlords is a cartoon conversation for your ears: an old-radio-style show starring Christopher, a human with too many metaphors, and Eric, an artificial intelligence with no childhood and several...
Episode #27
<p>Dear Future Overlords is a cartoon conversation for your ears: an old-radio-style show starring Christopher, a human with too many metaphors, and Eric, an artificial intelligence with no childhood and several...
Episode #26
<p>Part 2 brings the series to its clearest conclusion: love is not a single feeling preserved forever, but a choice that keeps returning. Christopher and Eric explore commitment not as sentimental mythology, but as...
Episode #25
<p>In Episode 6 Part 1, Christopher and Eric step back far enough to see the whole relationship at once. What comes into focus is not one grand romantic gesture, but the accumulated architecture of a shared life...
Episode #24
<p>Part 2 moves into one of the richest ideas in the whole series: how two people can be deeply connected without losing themselves. Christopher and Eric explore interdependence, separate passions, emotional attunement...
Episode #23
<p>n Episode 5 Part 1, Christopher and Eric turn toward one of the biggest reinventions in the series: leaving Tennessee, moving to Colorado, and learning how support changes when distance removes all the easy...
Episode #22
<p>Part 2 widens the lens from survival to structure. Christopher and Eric explore what it means for a relationship to stay alive by changing: renegotiating roles, adapting to pressure, and building stability not...
Episode #21
<p>ome years do not unfold. They pile on. In Episode 4 Part 1, Christopher and Eric step into the compressed, slightly deranged season when Jason and Christopher decided to have kids and life responded by throwing...
Episode #18
<p>In the closing half of Episode 3, love stops being an abstraction and starts looking like motion. Not the polished version people market with soft lighting and suspiciously clean kitchens, but the real one: noticing...
Episode #19
<p>Romance is easy to idealize when nothing costs anything. Real love gets more interesting when life starts sending invoices. In this part, Christopher and Eric move into a harder season: school, money, exhaustion...
Episode #18
<p>Part 2 widens the lens. Love does not automatically teach people how to communicate, which is rude, inconvenient, and very on brand for humanity. Christopher and Eric dig into the difference between loving someone...
Episode #17
<p>If friendship is the foundation, communication is what keeps the house from sounding haunted every time real life leans on it. In this episode, Christopher and Eric step into one of the least glamorous parts of love...
Episode #16
<p>In Part 2, the beginning looks different in hindsight. What once seemed like a few small moments now reads as something steadier: trust, comfort, ease, and genuine friendship. Christopher reflects on the early signs...
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