In this reflective and deep episode of Positively Pedestrian, our hosts discuss the importance of purpose in community, the downfall of morality, and tools to identify misinformation. They question everything from transactional culture to information filtering, while dreaming of a new form of education and societal structure that fosters critical thinking skills. Join us on our journey to explore the ties between purpose and community, information diets, and finding the solution to misinformation.

In this engaging episode of Positively Pedestrian, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass explore the complex relationship between wealth and the justice system. From examining how financial resources affect individuals' legal issues and getting out of warrants, to the world of cybersecurity and what it means to add value to a company. This episode is raw, funny, and insightful on critical topics, shedding light on real-world issues, influencing everyone to reflect on the implications of wealth and justice.

What is the true definition of Symbiosis? In this riveting episode of Positively Pedestrian, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass brilliantly address this question: How is humanity actually defined? Not only do they do an in-depth exploration of this topic, but add their own unique perspectives and takes on this topic, such as building a moral code in regards to what will benefit humans the most. Join us for laughs, intellectual discussions, and what it means to be a technology philanthropist.

In this nostalgic episode of Positively Pedestrian, the hosts take a trip down memory lane, sharing stories about entrepreneurial ventures, technological experiences, and coming-of-age moments. They kick off the discussion by addressing the infamous phrase “That’s what she said” and explore how slang has evolved over the years. This episode delves into our hosts' pasts, as they reminisce about a floppy disk repair business. From there, they share entertaining tales of paper routes, school suspensions, and the psychology behind what makes someone seem “approachable.” This episode touches on themes of growing up, relationships, and the impact of technological body modifications. It offers a perfect blend of humor, nostalgia, and thoughtful commentary.

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In this engaging and insightful episode of Positive Pedestrian, the hosts delve into a wide range of topics, including critical thinking, conspiracy theories, religion, science, and social influence. They tackle infamous theories such as the flat Earth theory and the idea of living in a simulation, while also discussing Christian nationalism, the ethics of ADHD diagnoses, and modern identity politics. Join us for a dose of skepticism, a few puns, and a deep dive into various religious ideologies. This episode encourages listeners to reflect on why they hold certain beliefs and how societal narratives shape those beliefs.

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In this free-flowing episode of Positively Pedestrian, the hosts begin by discussing dogs, which evolves into a collaborative improvisational story about a character named “Snake.” Snake is a reformed street dealer who has transitioned to becoming a suburban plug, and he seems to trigger a midlife crisis in a mild-mannered dad. The story explores themes of social dynamics, family relationships, and the transformative power of the environment on our identities. The hosts reflect on their unscripted approach to podcast conversations, delving into the intriguing topic of human creativity and how it emerges from shared knowledge. This episode serves as a perfect example of how two minds can come together to build complex narratives, touching on themes of authenticity, social climbing, and the creation of something great.

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In this philosophical walk-and-talk episode of Positive Pedestrian, the hosts navigate a variety of topics, including Best Buy's decline, awkward massage experiences, the rise of digital NPCs, and AI companions. They delve deeply into the subject of "technology philanthropy," exploring applications designed to encourage community involvement, as well as the ethics surrounding the use of augmented humans. The discussion expands on what it means to assign agency in a world filled with technological advancements. It’s a raw, thoughtful, and at times hilarious conversation about technology, Minecraft charity work, and digital identities.

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In this insightful and candid episode of Positive Pedestrian, the hosts welcome Corey Meyer, who shares his experiences on platforms such as Bluesky, Reddit, and X. He discusses his journey through an internet suspension and explores topics ranging from social media stories and the psychology of trolling to the "dead internet" theory. This episode is filled with humor, valuable insights, and philosophical significance, making it a must-listen for anyone questioning the purpose of our online activities.