Future of Social Situation

Episode 18 of the Social Situation podcast, hosted by Erin Mogel and Trevor Loke, titled "Future of Social Situation" was published on February 12, 2026 and runs 33 minutes.

February 12, 2026 ·33m · Social Situation

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Trevor and Erin sit down for a candid, wide-ranging conversation that’s equal parts reflection and forward-looking reveal. They look back on what Social Situation became over time, including the unexpected moments, the big themes that kept resurfacing, and what they learned from hosting conversations in public rather than keeping them in their heads. Along the way, they share some behind-the-scenes stories: what surprised them, what challenged them, and which ideas changed shape once they met real people with real lived experience.But this isn’t just a look back. Trevor and Erin also share what’s next: the projects they’re building toward, the kind of conversations they want to create more space for, and how the community around the show can stay connected as things evolve. If you’ve ever listened and felt like you were part of the room, this episode is for you: a warm debrief, a few honest laughs, and a clear signal that the work (and the fun) is continuing — just in new forms.

Episode Description

Trevor and Erin sit down for a candid, wide-ranging conversation that’s equal parts reflection and forward-looking reveal. They look back on what Social Situation became over time, including the unexpected moments, the big themes that kept resurfacing, and what they learned from hosting conversations in public rather than keeping them in their heads. Along the way, they share some behind-the-scenes stories: what surprised them, what challenged them, and which ideas changed shape once they met real people with real lived experience.

But this isn’t just a look back. Trevor and Erin also share what’s next: the projects they’re building toward, the kind of conversations they want to create more space for, and how the community around the show can stay connected as things evolve. If you’ve ever listened and felt like you were part of the room, this episode is for you: a warm debrief, a few honest laughs, and a clear signal that the work (and the fun) is continuing — just in new forms.

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