
Join Kate Lindsay twice a week as we gaze deep into the online abyss—and tell you what’s gazing back.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 647 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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More entertainment than information or journalism, but also isn’t entertaining.
Extremely disappointed in the episode w Ed Zitron about the AI-apocalypse which basically regurgitates unfounded conspiracy theories. No one knows for sure what’s happening, don’t act like there are absolute truths. Had to unfollow after what I feel like is irresponsible reporting
Pod has gone downhill over time, and no longer actually helpfully fills me in on anything.
Having Ed Zitron on to conspiracy-away the threats and potential of AI, while talking about the industry being a bunch of grifters might be the height of irony. That they’d have him on in the first place is kind of ridiculous.
Dont bother. Its absolute trash
How can you be a pop culture podcast and constantly dismiss pop culture as vapid and low brow? This show lacks analytical rigour
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This show concentrates on internet culture, digital fame, and online discourse, with frequent explorations of gender dynamics, misinformation, and platform ethics. Episodes span influencer culture, AI in creation, online harassment, privacy and surveillance, and the economics of the creator economy, often through candid host-host and guest conversations that blend cultural critique with practical insights for audiences navigating chronically online life. Notably, guests range from journalists and technologists to scholars and content creators, enabling nuanced discussions about labor, ethics, and power in the digital age. The format tends to pair sharp analysis with contemporary case studies (viral moments, brand partnerships, and policy de... more
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