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Dear Internet

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The show where we answer questions that you would only dare ask the internet

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PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes252Founded7 years ago
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Dear Internet,

This week, we’re talking about hating your partner’s hobby, saying the F word in McDonald’s, and The Joker vs Baldness!

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Dear Internet,

This week, we’re talking about proper baby etiquette, casserole advice, and an undeniable supernatural sound!

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Dear Internet,

This week, we’re talking about a classic combination of People Most Likely to Annoy You: your mother in law, your grumpy neighbor, and your roommate’s boyfriend!

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Dear Internet,

This week, we’re talking about three Chicks Rock situations to go with our previous Dudes Rock ep!

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Recent Guests

Josh Bingaman
Special guest and friend of the hosts
Episode: Dear Internet Episode 226: Fake Punches, Real Words
Nika Howard
Special guest on the episode
Episode: Dear Internet Episode 198: Horse Hygiene

Hosts

Jennifer Cheek
Host with recurring presence, often leads conversations.
Tim Lanning
Co-host with strong conversational presence and regular participation.
Michael DeMauro
Co-host who engages in discussions and contributes to dynamics.
Jennifer Sheik
Host who introduces topics and leads conversations.
Nick Bristow
Co-host who participates in discussions, known for humor.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 933 ratings
  • fun if you like them

    if you know these guys it's more of what you love. saw they didn't have any reviews and wanted to fix that

    Audible
    4
    wdavi25
    United Statesa year ago
  • if you know these guys it's more of what you love. saw they didn't have any reviews and wanted to fix that

    Audible
    4
    wdavi25
    United Statesa year ago
  • Hours fly by

    Listening from the beginning has gotten me through the late nights of a newborn that won’t sleep without being held. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    setherdinkles
    United States2 years ago
  • Wowie

    Review number 499. Lot of pressure on the next reviewer, don’t flubb it up!

    This show is great, just like all the shows from Geekly inc.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shoot1inureye
    United States3 years ago
  • One of the funniest podcasts you'll ever listen to.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Kelliannekc
    3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Audience enjoys casual format with a strong community vibe and recurring segments.
A consistently funny, chemistry-driven show that feels like chatting with friends.
Listeners praise the hosts' humor, banter, and relatable takes on internet culture.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Dear Internet Episode 225: Soda Baby Bottle
Q: Am I the asshole for taking off my shorts to dry them under a hand dryer?
No, the group discusses the comfort of being in a bathroom and the expectations placed on personal freedom in such situations, concluding the person is not the asshole for their actions.
Dear Internet Episode 218: The Concept of an Elephant
Q: What does the community think about possible infidelity suggested in the motorcycle track relationship?
There is concern about the husband's behavior around his motorcycle track partner and the implications of emotional and physical boundaries.
Dear Internet Episode 218: The Concept of an Elephant
Q: Is the person asking too much by laughing in a horror movie?
Laughter can be a natural reaction to absurdity in horror films, particularly to the exaggerated situations depicted.
Dear Internet Episode 213: Last Name Butt
Q: Am I ruining my child's life if his initials are A.S.S.?
They discuss how initials that spell ASS could lead to teasing, though they suggest it may not have a significant impact on the child.
Dear Internet Episode 213: Last Name Butt
Q: Cat keeps stealing shrimp. Is it okay?
There's some discussion on whether it's harmful for a cat to eat shrimp like this, but they suggest it may be fine to let him partake occasionally.

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What is Dear Internet about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show mixes humor with thematically loose discussions sparked by internet questions and quirky anecdotes. Hosts riff on relationships, etiquette, pop culture, and everyday curiosities, often sharing personal stories and community-driven banter. Episodes balance goofy curiosity with candid commentary, resulting in a lively, character-driven roundtable that often leans into meme-worthy moments, surprising tangents, and a strong sense of camaraderie among longtime listeners. Notable is the dynamic chemistry among a core quartet who routinely push boundaries with playful takes, making it appealing to fans of comedy with a side of offbeat research and “what-if” scenarios.

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Dear Internet launched 7 years ago and published 252 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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2. Nika Howard

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