Skip to main content
Neuromancer

Neuromancer

Novel by William GibsonWikipedia

Search complete. 208 mentions across 68 episodes found for "Neuromancer".

Sep 12, 2026

Kevin BladesHOST
6:20
He also doesn't sound like...
Kevin BladesHOST
6:22
I heard that just the opening lines of the novel or the audio book of Neuromancer, and he read it.
Kevin BladesHOST
6:30
he shouldn't have he does not have the voice for that he doesn't have the spoken voice for that yeah because like he's just he's got no nothing there's just nothing the
AndrewHOST
6:41
guy's a genius and and you know dig up his appearances on uh prisoners of gravity and just revel in what he's saying and just go really that's his voice okay no no it's fine it's fine it's fine it's not that bad it's
KireHOST
0:26
Episode one is with a NASA engineer on Artemis.
KireHOST
0:29
Follow wherever you listen or head to aslightlybetterpod.com. P.S. Did you know that William Gibson coined the term cyberspace in 1982? And he wrote Neuromancer on a typewriter.
KireHOST
0:50
Now you know.
Tim HixonGUEST
7:21
That tends to be the one that I, I come to.
Tim HixonGUEST
7:23
The, the other easy ones are, you know, uh, like Chiba City, Neuromancer.
Robert F. LowellGUEST
7:30
Mm-hmm.
Tim HixonGUEST
7:30
Um, I have a soft spot for cyberpunk, and I wanna speak more to that later.

20 MINS LATER

Tim HixonGUEST
27:24
I, um, I, I was g- got me thinking about some ruins.
Tim HixonGUEST
27:29
I got, I got two things to say.
Tim HixonGUEST
27:30
One, when you mentioned weather before, I think, what is it the first line of Neuromancer? Is it like, "The sky was the color of a-"
Abel MonteroGUEST
27:36
Yeah.
Christopher MaverickGUEST
16:26
Yes.
Christopher MaverickGUEST
16:27
In my other class, which is narrative and technology, we're reading Neuromancer by William Gibson.
Christopher MaverickGUEST
16:34
And so it really is varied, and I love it.
Christopher MaverickGUEST
16:40
It's a fun career to have if you can get it, which I'm very fortunate.
NikolaHOST
52:50
He's not a futurist.
NikolaHOST
52:51
He's one of my favorite science fiction authors, right? He's the author of Neuromancer.
Julia LampertGUEST
52:58
Now I will sort of not unlearn that again because it is really something that I think of that a lot currently because the more it accelerates, the more that also becomes true.
Julia LampertGUEST
53:10
The discrepancy between... almost past and future, become so big, even in the same spaces, even in the same office, in the same friendship circles.
JohnHOST
131:48
And actually, I should mention on behalf of Curtis, who's not here, speaking about plugs, Curtis was recently on the Brainland podcast.
JohnHOST
131:55
There was an episode on Neuromancer talking, well, William Gibson's Neuromancer and the new television series.
JohnHOST
132:03
And there was some discussion on sort of works that are touched on as well, too, like A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess and Atrocity Exhibition by J.G. Ballard.
JohnHOST
132:14
And there was some discussion there.
KeithG077HOST
31:21
Plus, I've always been a big reader.
KeithG077HOST
31:24
Um, and like the William Gibson books, Netrunner...
KeithG077HOST
31:28
Or not Netrunner, uh, Neuromancer, and that series as I picked up recently-
MasonGUEST
31:35
Mm-hmm
KeithG077HOST
31:35
... and it is fantastic.
KeithG077HOST
31:36
And then they...
KeithG077HOST
31:37
I've come to find out Apple TV is making a show out of the Neuromancer book.
MasonGUEST
31:43
Oh.
Stephen CraveyGUEST
6:35
And I think that was...
Stephen CraveyGUEST
6:37
I think around there Neuromancer came out, and I think I got a copy of Neuromancer a, a year or so after that.
Stephen CraveyGUEST
6:44
But, you know, it definitely started out early and, you know, from there it was just sort of like a bobsled of, of technology and, you know, learning, learning how to write software in new languages.
Stephen CraveyGUEST
6:58
Ran BBSs for a while.
Tim ChristophersenGUEST
52:16
I listen to most of my books as audiobooks.
Tim ChristophersenGUEST
52:17
The one I'm listening to currently is The Neuromancer by William Gibson.
Katie TreggidenHOST
52:22
Ooh.
Tim ChristophersenGUEST
52:22
Which is apparently the book that Elon Musk, uh, has read and is a blueprint for him to take over the world, so I'm, I wanted to understand what-
Terry Green BeansCORRESPONDENT
17:20
"Hello, Charles and Erik.
Terry Green BeansCORRESPONDENT
17:21
Wanted to get your guys' thoughts about Neuromancer, if you have read it-
Charls CarrollHOST
17:25
Yep
Terry Green BeansCORRESPONDENT
17:26
... uh, before the show ruins its legacy.
Erick HaydenHOST
17:43
I never read that damn thing.
Erick HaydenHOST
17:44
Charles probably has.
Charls CarrollHOST
17:45
Yeah, the N- Neuromancer is a bunch of stuff William Gibson is known for.
Charls CarrollHOST
17:48
Of course, he's a, a pioneer of a certain, of a certain era.

58 more episodes mention Neuromancer.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.