Charles Pulliam-Moore

Victoria Song, an expert in wearable technology, shares insights on Apple's potential blood glucose monitor, discussing its implications for diabetes management. Ariel Shapiro dives into political misinformation in podcasts, emphasizing the need for better content moderation as studies reveal alarming trends. Charles Pulliam-Moore critiques the latest Marvel film, addressing audience fatigue and its narrative pitfalls, particularly following the release of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Together, they explore how these topics intersect with technology and media.

Charles Pulliam-Moore, a film & TV reporter at The Verge, discusses HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us, highlighting its narrative depth and emotional impact. Historian Margaret O'Mara examines the legacy of non-compete clauses in Silicon Valley and their role in fostering innovation. Sean Hollister tackles listener questions about USB-C hubs, while Jen Toohey dives into the challenges surrounding voice assistants and their understanding of natural language. The conversation blends entertainment with valuable insights into tech and media.

Charles Pulliam-Moore, Verge journalist who covers Pokémon, breaks down the charm of Pokémon Pokopia. Steve Ahlman, senior audio producer, digs into Marathon’s live-service design and community reactions. Matt James, deputy art lead, weighs in on game art, UI, and hands-on impressions. They debate Marathon’s model, onboarding woes, and whether Pokopia and Switch 2 signal a fresh direction for Pokémon.