
A show about our lives online. default.blog
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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I’ll eventually edit and upload a polished version of the call-in show, but for now, here’s how it went live. I still have a backlog of material from The Computer Room, some of it goes back as far as 2021! I have probably hundreds of hours of recorde... more
I’m Katherine Dee. I read in an industry newsletter that I should re-introduce myself in every post. I’m an Internet ethnographer and reporter. This newsletter is filled with interviews, takes on current events, a sporadic advice column, Craigslist-s... more
This is a story I wrote in 2021? 2022? Published in Compact Mag (not the political site). I’ve posted and re-posted it here several times. Here’s a radio drama version. As usual, I ask for your patience with audio quality.
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Today on The Computer Room, Katherine talks to Dr. Josie Zayner of the Los Angeles Project about genetic engineering and building the impossible.
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I thought I was Very Online, and Kathrine continues to show me sides of the web I’d never seen. She’s doing great work as an internet sociologist. Great pod if your goal is to delve into these type of conversations.
Lady is social climber but not delusional and can keep friends
Lady is delusional and can't keep friends. Red flag
Katherine Dee is thoughtful and incisive. It’s clear that her commentary is the product of years of nuanced interrogation and immersion into contemporary culture. A truly unique voice.
If you spent your 00s on second life and neopets and tumblr, wondering what mutations that kind of psychic radiation has done to your brain, this is a podcast for examining that. And what new mutations the current internet cultural world, which melts into our real world more each day, is having on us. How we think. How we interact with each other. It's thoughtful, it's funny. If you're addicted to twitter then you'll love it.
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Discussions revolve around the intersections of technology, the internet, and culture, exploring the complexities of our online lives and the impact of digital environments on personal identity. Noteworthy topics often include paranormal experiences, AI advancements, and the evolution of internet culture, with hosts engaging in deep reflections alongside varied guests. The show uniquely combines sociological insights with personal anecdotes, inviting listeners to reconsider their relationships with technology and the internet's role in shaping contemporary society.
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The Computer Room launched 5 years ago and published 50 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Computer Room include:
1. Dr. Josie Zayner
2. Philip Rosedale
3. Sam L. Barker
4. Benjamin Studebaker
5. Ross Jeffries
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