Culturally Incompetent: An Untraditional Technology Podcast

What The F*** is Happening on These Streets?! Session 2 Trailer

1 min · 8 de may de 2026
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Session 2 of culturally/INCOMPETENT is coming—and nothing is off limits. Kanye West, the Met Gala, AI, Chinese peptides, politics, and the quiet collapse of legacy media—if it’s shaping culture right now, we’re talking about it. But this isn’t commentary. It’s a breakdown of what’s really driving the conversation. Because behind every trend, every headline, and every viral moment—there’s strategy, influence, and money moving. Hosted by Nicholas Lindsey, this session cuts through the noise to ask the question most people avoid: Who’s actually benefiting from all of this? Well I'm here to tell you and get ready its going to get thirsty. Session 2. Coming up!

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