ChatGPT is Getting Weird and Q&A!

ChatGPT is Getting Weird and Q&A!

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The 2026 Smartphone Awards Discussion Episode

This week the news is a little slow, so we decided to take this time to get some discussion in before we have to choose the winners of the 2026 MKBHD Smartphone Awards. We debate some phones in some highly contested categories and ask you who you think should win. We also wrap it ...  Show more

How to Start a Podcast (Then vs Now) w/Alex Goldman

Today's bonus episode we invited Alex Goldman on to dive into his journey in the podcast space. From hosting one of the most popular podcasts online, to starting new with his current project Hyperfixed. How he got into podcasting in the first place, what it's like starting from s ...  Show more

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