Once a podcast about desire, now a podcast about our lives online.
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I really love this podcast. I can’t remember the last time aesthetics/cultural criticism felt fresh. Every episode in the original format (df and pg, the hosts, discuss a couple of pieces of lit or cinema) has a ton of insight and has led me to look at lots of stuff I never would have touched, and revisit others with new perspective. The interviews are also fun, with a thematically unified and uncommon. The hosts deep, If complicated friendship underpins the whole show and creates moments of pub... more
Their corner of reality is so alien to me I wouldn’t normally have thought to find it interesting but their narrative on it is oddly fascinating to listen to.
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I am working a boring office job and this podcast is keeping my engaged. Great conversations.
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The Computer Room launched a year ago and published 34 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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