Tech Brew Ride Home is a daily tech news podcast from Tech Brew, Morning Brew's tech hub. Its feed calls it Silicon Valley's water cooler podcast, a tech news summary every day. It publishes daily (65 episodes in the last 90 days, as of October 2026), and episodes usually run about 22 minutes.
Each episode is a roundup of the day's tech stories. Episode descriptions list several items at once: for example, one episode covered OpenAI nearing a bridge round, a Treasury proposal on US tech investment in China, and the launch of OpenAI's Decisions API.
Recent titles show the range: "OpenAI Takes a $150B Haircut", "The iPhone Duo Reviews Are In", "Is Musk Merging Tesla and SpaceX?" and "Eric Schmidt's $80 Billion Anthropic Bet". The YouTube channel also posts longer interview episodes alongside the daily summaries.
Our take: it suits people who want to catch up on the day's tech news in about 20 minutes without reading multiple sites. Its feed does not name a host, so we do not list one here. See our best tech news podcasts list.
Ranked by YouTube views among the channel's latest 400 uploads, as of October 2026.
Built This Week is our show, with Jordan Metzner and Sam Nadler: the hosts build something with AI on air every week, test new AI tools, interview a founder or operator and cover AI news. Tech Brew Ride Home covers the news daily; we are weekly and spend most of each episode on a build. For more picks, see best tech news podcasts and best AI news podcasts or the full list of best podcasts.
Show details on this page come from the public listings and feeds below, checked on October 24, 2026.
The feed lists Morning Brew as the author and Tech Brew, Morning Brew's tech hub, as the producer; it does not name a host.
Daily. The feed shows 65 episodes in the last 90 days, as of October 2026.
Episodes usually run about 22 minutes.
By YouTube views, the top video is a conversation with Paul Kedrosky on whether AI datacenter spending could blow up the economy (2.9K views as of October 2026).
The AI Daily Brief, Last Week in AI, The Vergecast and Hard Fork also cover tech news.