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Oct 24, 2026

Juan Andres Guerrero-SaadeHOST
24:58
They needed to make money for Google Cloud.
Ryan NaraineHOST
25:00
Why did they kill Google Reader? Still sticks in my craw that I can't, I don't have a Google RSS reader.
Ryan NaraineHOST
25:08
That is now obsolete, yeah.
Juan Andres Guerrero-SaadeHOST
25:10
Now you can just have, you know, Astra make that for you.
Dom BettinelliHOST
58:31
And Tom, why don't you go first? What's your pick this week?
Tom GrelingerPANELIST
58:34
So, Dom, you've mentioned several times and other people mentioned that Google Google Reader is one of Google's infamous deprecations.
Dom BettinelliHOST
58:43
Yeah.
Tom GrelingerPANELIST
58:43
And so when that happened, I I followed quite a few blogs with RSS feeds and that was what it was perfect for.
Dom BettinelliHOST
61:27
So you access it through this third-party app, but the aggregation goes through Feedly.
Dom BettinelliHOST
61:33
And this is, like you said, this is my same Feedly account that I've had for...
Dom BettinelliHOST
61:38
since Google reader went away, which is we're getting close to two decades since it went away.
Dom BettinelliHOST
61:43
Has it really been that long? Yes.
Ben ThompsonGUEST
11:12
I usually give the credit to Andrew Sullivan.
Ben ThompsonGUEST
11:14
But what happened was Google Reader came along and Google Reader didn't support membership.
Ben ThompsonGUEST
11:18
customized RSS feeds.
Ben ThompsonGUEST
11:19
And so basically it broke his business model.
Mikah SargentHOST
15:30
Things have changed quite a bit.
Mikah SargentHOST
15:34
I remember reading blogs through Google Reader back in the day and learning about people's read-it-later system at the time.
Mikah SargentHOST
15:44
And There are all of these different tools that help you to save stuff or not save stuff or process stuff.
Mikah SargentHOST
15:52
I just would like to know, do you have a method or an app these days that you use for saving links, saving things to read later, etc.? Or do you not? Kelly, we'll start with you.
Ben ThompsonGUEST
11:12
I usually give the credit to Andrew Sullivan.
Ben ThompsonGUEST
11:14
But what happened was Google Reader came along, and Google Reader didn't support customized RSS feeds.
Myke HurleyHOST
11:19
Yeah.
Ben ThompsonGUEST
11:19
And so basically it broke his business model.
Matt BirchlerHOST
25:54
But I, I, I'm so excited about this because, uh, especially with Birchfeed, I built Birchfeed to be, uh, generic kind of out of the box, so it would work with most apps already.
Matt BirchlerHOST
26:05
It works with Google Reader, Fresh RSS, and Fever.
Matt BirchlerHOST
26:08
So a lot of apps let you add, like, a self-hosted version of those.
Matt BirchlerHOST
26:12
Uh, but Unread, the developer reached out, um, 'cause they apparently were getting some feature requests, and they, uh...
Joey JusticeHOST
74:07
Goddamn, we gonna go through the news.
Joey JusticeHOST
74:25
Well, you know, I should just Google to come back to the Google Reader.
Joey JusticeHOST
74:34
Sometimes that could be going a long way.
Joey JusticeHOST
74:44
You know, I'll turn the W administration and the cookie shit going on, right? That's how I see it, Chris.
David PierceHOST
13:05
There's a New York Times app.
David PierceHOST
13:06
Um, Google Reader, RIP.
David PierceHOST
13:08
Um-
Nilay PatelGUEST
13:08
Are these apps or links to websites?

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