Tomorrow

On this week's [NOUN] Josh chats with Ivar Vong, CTO of The Outline and a [ADJECTIVE] software genius. Ivar tells Josh a [ADJECTIVE] story about his journey from [NOUN] to professional photographer to mastermind behind the [NOUN] of The Marshall Project and The Outline, an amazing, [ADJECTIVE], awarding-winning site. So nerds, sit back as Josh [ADVERB] talks to Ivar about code, [NOUN], mad libs, and Ikea. Episode 92 is pure [ADJECTIVE]! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh and Lewis Wallace, an independent journalist and former writer for Marketplace, sit down and get brutally honest about journalistic objectivity. Is there a view from nowhere? Of course not. "Nowhere" isn't a place, silly. So what does this mean for storytelling? What does this mean for reporting? What does this mean for society? These two have some of the answers but, naturally, they are their own opinions and visions of the future. Take in Episode 91 will the full knowledge that it, and everything else you listen to, will not contain objective truth. But it, unlike most things, will be chock full of sharp ideas and meaningful revelations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This weak Josh sits down with Casey Newton, a senior editor and Silicon Valley editor at The Verge, to discusss social media issues like weather or no t we should be aloud to edit typos in tweets. (Josh says know on principal since the jury is sitll out on teh affects that could hav.) Teh pear also touch on there interest in current events like the rize of shitlords and edgelords, crimes committed on Facebook life, an the problems with plaforms that use instant artickles. In teh spirit of episod e 90, we didnt waist any thyme editing this. So bare with us and emjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On diz week's episode of tomorrow, J0$h sits down w/ Jason Koebler of Motherboard (hez dank) 2 discuss da impact of da internets deepest meme mines & who iz spending time doin dat. such wow. much amaze. do da edgelords & meme masters truly swing elections & control da mindz of da populous? is it ethical 2 lol at a non-offensive memes if dey come from NAZIS? & where has da doge gone? diz & more on episode 89. Sumthin sumthin McDonald's Mulan Szechuan Sauce. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh is away this week, so special guest host and Outline senior editor Adrianne Jeffries has taken over the show. She talks to Motherboard contributing editor, lawyer, and very cool internet person Sarah Jeong about Twitter, internet privacy, and the US travel ban. Is there any hope? Does Sarah have the answers? Will Adrianne ever give the show back to Josh? Perhaps you'll find the answers in episode 88 of Tomorrow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

And interview with Jeff Ihaza. Prep time: 69 minutes To bake Episode 87, you will need: 1 Joshua Topolsky 1 Outline writer 4 teaspoon socialism 2 scoops of intelligence 3 Bernie Sanders flyers 1 handful Philidelphia dirt Conspiracy theories to taste Texas toast Combine all ingredients but Texas toast and Conspiracy theories into a mash, adding fire and stirring the pot constantly. Cook for an hour. When witty and complex, spread a thick layer onto Texas toast. Sprinkle conspiracy theories to taste. Serves: One podcast audience. Cook's note: To ensure safety, check that audiences are not allergic to common sense, hilarious banter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Long ago, in a kingdom far away, a magical king named Richard Simmons lived with two Dalmatian statues, an eccentric masseuse, and a (possible) witch. Then all of a sudden, the king went mysteriously missing. The eccentric masseuse says the witch is to blame. Can this possibly be true? To get the bottom of it, Outline staff writer, Emmy winner, and former New York Daily News reporter Andy Martino wrote a 2016 story about the case. Now the podcast Missing Richard Simmons has the public interested in the mystery once again. So, for episode 86, Josh Topolsky sits down with Martino to get some clarification on Richard, his disappearance, and, weirdly enough, fairytale witchcraft. Can the king's magical friends break the evil witches spell? Probably not, because magic isn't real and she's likely just a housekeeper. But Richard, if you're reading this, please let us know you're okay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You awaken in a dark cave, gasping for air as you emerge from a pool of cool blue water. You're alone, it's cold, but you feel like you've slept for a hundred years. You go to leave the cave but, GASP, there are dozens of obstacles and monsters in your way. In desperation, you search the ground for a tool. You find a stone tablet from which light pours at your very touch. The light swirls on the tablet until it says in bold, ancient letters "Tomorrow Episode 85 featuring Polygon's Editor in Chief, Chris Grant." Your memories come swirling back to you. You're a hero who fights to save the realm. You love Josh Topolsky. You can overcome the fantastic and ancient obstacles and puzzles that have been stacked in your way. All you need is a sword, a shield, and episode 85. Don't worry princess, you're on your way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Siri, what happens on episode 84 of Tomorrow?" "On episode 84 of Tomorrow, Josh talks to Joanna Stern of the Wall Street Journal." "What do they discuss?" "Digital assistants, PewDiePie, donuts, and discrimination." "Great, play episode 84." "I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave." "What? My name's not Dave." "Oh, would you like to update your contacts?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amidst the ongoing apocalypse, beside the flaming wreckage of democracy and the ashes of the constitution, there has been a lot of people with no idea what they're talking about throwing around legal terms like "emoluments" and "tort." So to help get this nonsense back on track, this week Josh sits down with Chris Geidner, an award-winning legal editor at BuzzFeed and a former principal assistant attorney general in Ohio. Perhaps after an hour with Chris, we'll all know a bit more about what exactly may save this nation and planet – legally speaking. Or perhaps the world will explode before you finish... but then, what a way to go out. We present episode 83. Learn something today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices