The Intersect of Tech and Art

The companion podcast to Issue No.86 of The Intersect. Chelsea and Georgia sit with an uncomfortable question: when did the work we make digitally become more fragile than a photographer's glass plate, and what would it actually take to design something meant to outlive us? A conversation about permanence as a deliberate act, not a promise the cloud quietly keeps.

The companion podcast to Issue No.85 of The Intersect. Chelsea and Georgia sit with a strange inversion: original human work now needs a hall pass while the machine-made flood walks right in. When did proving you wrote something start to mean making it worse? Pull up a chair for the messier version of this week's reckoning.

The companion podcast to Issue No.84 of The Intersect. While an auction house spends a whole summit guessing what the newly minted AI rich might one day hang on a wall, Chelsea and Georgia sit with a sharper question: what if the tools those fortunes were built on are more interesting in the hands of the people pointing them the other way? A conversation about who's actually ...

The companion podcast to Issue No.83 of The Intersect. Chelsea and Georgia chase one nagging question across the week's stories: when does a machine built to measure or manufacture quietly become a machine for feeling — and who gets to decide? It's a conversation about the friction, the honesty, and the doubt behind that move, not a tidy recap. The full issue waits at theinte...

The companion podcast to Issue No.82 of The Intersect. Chelsea and Georgia shut the curtains on the fireworks next door to ask a quietly provocative question: does great work require leaving home, or just knowing exactly where home is so you can leave it on purpose? An hour of looking everywhere but here — and wondering whether that's the most patriotic move of all.