Welcome, welcome back to another episode of Pop Culture Petri dish.

The podcast where we talk about science and

science fiction, the real stuff and the fake stuff, and talk about how they

you know inform each other and etc you'll get it my name is

Ayev Epperson I'm one of your hosts and I'm Christian Ramirez your other

host and usually it works that Christian comes in with something hot and

spicy and I, uh, me likey.

So, what do you got for us today, Christian?

Today, today, we're going to talk about the housing of the future, like how we're going to, yeah, the places that we're going to live in sci-fi, like, I guess

Jetson's house, anything really kind of counts.

And I'm going to avoid spaceships just because yes people live in

spaceships and a lot of sci-fi they're also vessels but yeah exactly

there are things that travel so right now we're going to work on, all the stuff that if you're living on Coruscant, if you're living in the Jetsons world, if you're living on Earth in the Star Trek universe,

then this is the kind of stuff that we're probably going to be looking at, and the stuff that it has relation to today.

Okay. So yeah. So right now, there's a lot of emphasis on when it comes to building houses that we think are like kind of

of sci-fi. There's a lot of emphasis on either doing one of two directions, going smart houses, which is completely integrating all of

our technology, and then there's the low-tech houses, is another direction that people are

going in when it comes to like tiny houses and stuff like that.

There was a professor that lived in a dumpster that he made.

That was a professor.

He's a professor in Austin, Texas, I think.

He re-fitted a dumpster to be like comfortable

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