Book · 1995 · Science fiction comic books, strips, etc
Ghost in the Shell
Ghost in the Shell has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 2 podcasts (0 episodes recommend it and 3 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Ellis Hamburger (1 episode), Hannah Claire Brimlow (1 episode) and Tim Pool (1 episode) on Timcast IRL (2 episodes) and Sources with Alex Heath (1 episode).
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I'm reading the original Ghost in the Shell manga. Have you ever read it, Mina? Uh haven't read it, but huge fan of the the movie.
Questions about Ghost in the Shell
Who has discussed Ghost in the Shell on podcasts?
No speaker in our archive has explicitly recommended Ghost in the Shell; Ellis Hamburger (1 episode), Hannah Claire Brimlow (1 episode) and Tim Pool (1 episode) have discussed it across 2 podcasts (3 people in all).
Which podcasts mention Ghost in the Shell the most?
Timcast IRL (2 episodes) and Sources with Alex Heath (1 episode).
Is Ghost in the Shell recommended, or only discussed?
Ghost in the Shell was recommended in 0 episodes and discussed without a recommendation in 3 episodes, as of 2026-08-05.
What do people say about Ghost in the Shell?
Ellis Hamburger on Sources with Alex Heath (2026-04-02): "I'm reading the original Ghost in the Shell manga. Have you ever read it, Mina? Uh haven't read it, but huge fan of the the movie."
When was Ghost in the Shell last mentioned on a podcast?
Ghost in the Shell was last discussed on Timcast IRL by Tim Pool on 2026-08-05.
The best things said about it
No, this is like Ghost in the Shell in the in the anime. In the future, people have cyberized their brains.
So, uh, have you guys ever seen Ghost in the Shell? Yeah. Yeah, of course. Man, that's it's a it's a movie. I think more than one. They're remaking it, aren't they?
Why people recommend it
Ghost in the Shell is a pioneering cyberpunk franchise exploring futuristic themes of cybernetic enhancement, digital consciousness, and brain hacking in a high-tech society. Tim Pool referenced the anime on Timcast IRL while discussing futuristic brain-computer interfaces where individuals digitize their minds. Hannah Claire Brimlow also brought up the film adaptation on the same show, engaging fellow speakers in a discussion about its cinematic legacy and science fiction worldbuilding. Ellis Hamburger mentioned the original manga on Sources with Alex Heath, sharing his reading experience with Mina and discussing the foundational cyborg concepts popularized by the franchise. Across these podcast episodes, the title served as a frequent cultural touchstone for evaluating real-world technological advancements in computing, biotechnology, and the blurring lines between human biology and machine integration.
Every mention
Ellis Hamburger I'm reading the original Ghost in the Shell manga. Have you ever read it, Mina? Uh haven't read it, but hug… 1
“I'm reading the original Ghost in the Shell manga. Have you ever read it, Mina? Uh haven't read it, but huge fan of the the movie.”
Hannah Claire Brimlow So, uh, have you guys ever seen Ghost in the Shell? Yeah. Yeah, of course. Man, that's it's a it's a movie.… 1
“So, uh, have you guys ever seen Ghost in the Shell? Yeah. Yeah, of course. Man, that's it's a it's a movie. I think more than one. They're remaking it, aren't they?”
Tim Pool No, this is like Ghost in the Shell in the in the anime. In the future, people have cyberized their brains 1
“No, this is like Ghost in the Shell in the in the anime. In the future, people have cyberized their brains”
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“It's ghost in the shell stuff. How much money I spent on my night vision?”