A weekly podcast, hosted by Ryan Broderick, about how the internet warps our minds, our culture, and eventually reality.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyNews |
Witches, curses, magic, and the internet overlap much more than you’d think — and not just because of the Etsy witch that cursed Charlie Kirk. The very online Peter Berkman and Luke Silas of the band Anamanaguchi join us to talk about the history of ... more
(SPOILER ALERT!) Grant hosts Ryan on his podcast to share their thoughts on One Battle After Another and what it says about the current state of the US, dads, Gen X, and compare its political commentary to Eddington and Weapons.
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Two of 2025’s biggest movie releases so far, Eddington (basically Panic World: The Movie) and Weapons, are not the same genre but they both offer interesting looks into the state of our society today. Grant joins Ryan to talk about the thematic links... more
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Best show out there if you need to keep up with how the internet is going to break society next.
It's actually a good podcast and worth listening to, but 1-star for wasting my time with a bait-and-switch episode that only covers half of what was promised in the title, and tries to shakedown the listener at the end to hear the rest of it. No dice, guys.
Refreshingly insightful and addictive in the best way
Listened to 2 episodes, and each was about 40% laughter. No bueno.
I was at the 2008 Daily Mail My Chemical Romance protests, I’ve never felt more relevant.
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Spotify | #19 |
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This weekly podcast offers a deep exploration into how the internet influences minds, cultures, and our perception of reality. Discussions revolve around contemporary issues, internet phenomena, and cultural critiques, often featuring unique insights into the bizarre and the absurd aspects of online life. The hosts tackle subjects such as political movements fueled by internet trends, cultural obsessions, and the intersection of technology and personal identity. The engaging banter between the hosts and their guests provides both humor and critical analysis, catering to listeners who seek to understand the intricate web of modern digital interactions and their societal implications.
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Panic World launched 2 years ago and published 63 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 Panic World include:
1. Chelsey Weber-Smith
2. Ryan Broderick
3. Stephen Levy
4. Josie Duffy Rice
5. EJ Dickson
6. Marcus Parks
7. Matt Bernstein
8. Open Mike Eagle
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