Version History is live — here’s how to find it

• The new show “Version History” is now live on The Verge, featuring an hour-long tour of hoverboards from the 2010s.
• The episode explores the history of hoverboards and reveals crucial inflection points in Chinese tech manufacturing and social media trends.
• Hosted by David Pierce, Andy Hawkins, and Sean O’Kane, the show delves into the cultural significance of hoverboards and their impact on society.
• The episode covers topics such as self-driving cars, social media influencers, and the evolution of rideable gadgets.
• Viewers can find “Version History” live now on The Verge website or through a link provided in the original article.

We’ve been working on a new show for the last few months, called Version History, and the first episode is now live! It’s called “Hoverboards: so hot right now,” and it’s an hour-long tour of the biggest rideable gadget of the 2010s. Hidden inside the history of this weird two-wheeled scooter is a crucial inflection point in Chinese tech manufacturing, some hugely influential social media stars, a referendum on self-driving cars, and so much more. This episode is hosted by David Pierce, Andy Hawkins, and Sean O’Kane. We had a blast making it, and we think you’ll enjoy it too.

Now that the show is live, there are a few ways you can find Ve …

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