
Welcome to My Internet Diary, hosted by comedian Jordan Daniel. Join Jordan, and the occasional guest, as he takes an honest look into this week's Google searches. Funny, weird, and surprising, each search is a little peek into Jordan's mostly working normal human brain.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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This week Jordan shites on about the time he forgot how reflections work, his best and worst New Years ever, and the 90s. Plus he offers up an alternative, and frankly way cooler, list of New Years Resolutions for only the most criminal of listeners ... more
This week Jordan shites on about his patented PLAY procedure for buying presents, as well as attending the Avatar 2 premier dressed like Rick Astley. He also ends the podcast with a new feature called "Could I win..."
Jordan's back after a forced (read: Lazy) week break. This week Jordan shites on about the Ego and why it's it's fault he's not successful. Then he talks shite about the greatest invention in the world, and what the real greatest invention in the wor... more
This week Jordan shites on about the perfect place for an electric blanket, and proposes a new law for people with December birthdays, and or terrible names. As well as the benefit of a Roomba over children, and how he could definitely kick the shit ... more
Jordan is depressed, and boy does he want you to know it. He's fine though, honest. This week Jordan shites on about being sad (boo hoo), NOT taking your 14 year old child to a snooker hall every week, the date August 8th, as well as other random tho... more
This week Jordan shites on about being old at gigs, eating a big slice of humble pie, how reality TV started badly, went mental, and then got worse, and the difference between a Swede and a Dutch. This weeks searches: 'Michael Jordan cartoon magic sh... more
WE'RE BACK! (For real this time!) Season 4 kicks off a soft reboot of My Internet Diary! Guest will still be on sporadicly, but Jordan will be looking at his own searches each week and no one can do anything about it. On this weeks episode Jordan spe... more
Yes we're back! And yes it has been a year and half but we're back! I said we're back!! And who better to kick off season 3 than the Podcast Don himself, friend of the show, Tony Cantwell. How much does it cost for Tony's alter ego to write a Lion Ki... more
Really good
Very capable host brings the best out of their guests . Now in my weekly rotation
Love this so much! Each guest is completely different and their searches can range from the genuinely hilarious to the fascinating. I would say that though obviously.
Tell everyone about this great podcast.
This is one of my favourite podcasts.. such a good format, so funny and leads to the most random/fascinating chats between the host and guests.
...Delivered by a hilarious host.
Premise is the host brings on a guest who is interviewed based off their search engine history.
So funny!
You said you had done 14 or 16 episodes in the first series but you did 13.
You're welcome.
But then again, I would say that wouldn't I?
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
Apple Podcasts | #236 |










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