Inside My Head, Unfortunately
Inside My Head, Unfortunately is a podcast about everyday life and the thoughts it creates.A small problem can trigger hundreds of possible solutions in seconds, along with questions, observations, arguments and completely unrelated ideas. At other times, the connection simply disappears. The conversation is postponed, the subject is ignored, and the mind moves on to something else.The podcast explores everyday frustrations, strange human behaviour, unnecessary complications and the small things that somehow take up far too much space in the mind.Sometimes serious, often humorous and sarcastic, and occasionally far more complicated than the situation deserves.Welcome inside my head.Unfortunately.
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The Algorithm, the Bubble, and Me
Why does it sometimes feel like the internet keeps showing me the same things?The same shops, the same recommendations, the same opinions. I’ve been wondering about this for a while, so I decided to dig into algorithms, filter bubbles and the slightly uncomfortable possibility that I might be part of the problem.I’m not an expert. I’m just trying to understand why the internet sometimes feels much smaller than it actually is.
I’m Not Distracted. I’m Just Building Something Else
I sat down to make an episode about myself. Naturally, I ended up creating an entirely different podcast first.In this episode, I explore what happens when one small idea becomes a complete project in a matter of seconds, why my brain occasionally starts working the night shift, and how AI has made it possible to build things that once remained stuck in my head. Has AI helped me control the chaos—or has it simply given the chaos better tools?
This Is Me. Sort Of.
In the first episode of Inside My Head, Unfortunately, I explain who I am, why the voice you hear is not actually mine, and how a Swedish Generation X mind ended up creating an English podcast with AI.The thoughts are real, the voice is artificial, and the plan for the first real episode does not exist yet. What could possibly go wrong?