
A weekly podcast, hosted by Ryan Broderick, about how the internet warps our minds, our culture, and eventually reality.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTechnology | |||

This past weekend, Ryan & Grant went down to see what the UFC Freedom 250 fight on the White House lawn was all about. What they found was $30 margaritas, $120 graphic tees, one (1) mechanical bull, and a whole lot of people who just wanted to watch ... more
Today we’re talking about the D4vd murder case, one of the darkest
stories in pop culture at the moment. D4vd — or David Burke — got his
start as one of the original Fortnite streamers, who then built a big Discord community around himself, includi... more
What would the internet look like if major tech companies like Meta and Google were no longer usable?
With Google more deeply integrating AI into Search and changing how it’s worked for the first time in 25 years, many fear “Google Zero,” where webs... more
Why is everything online just clips now?
We’ve reached a point with digital video that’s made it impossible even for a normal, non-sicko to ignore: we’re awash in slop (whether AI-created or not).
Ryan works through his thinking with Grant about ho... more
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Bless Grant for his cishet millennial man need to make sure we all know that HE doesn’t like MCR 😂
Excellent podcast w great info. Show flows smoothly. Lots of cool pop culture topics that are just off the beaten path. Recommend
Bad show. Bad people
Hey guys,
I spend a lot of time on the internet as well. Almost all of it is now using RSS feeds to listen to audio in podcast form (some of it about stupid video platforms), or doing boring work Zoom
Because Gen X is so radicalized. Like in a bad way. I don’t think the math is mathing.
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Spotify | #19 |
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The show digs into how online platforms, memes, and internet culture shape thoughts, culture, and society, often through sharp historical context and critical analysis. Episodes frequently dissect online phenomena—from AI and viral moments to moderation, policy, and fringe communities—blending sober analysis with humor and candid debates. Guests tend to be prominent reporters, researchers, and industry commentators, offering diverse viewpoints on media ecosystems, tech policy, and digital culture. A notable strength is its willingness to pull back the curtain on platform dynamics, virality, and the economics of attention, making it a strong fit for listeners who want nuanced, sometimes provocative takes on the internet's impact on real life... more
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2. Joe Supan
3. Claire Atkin
4. Joshua Braun
5. Craig Silverman
6. Clare Parker
7. Elizabeth Plank
8. Taylor Lorenz
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