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Comedians Clare O'Kane, Alex Ptak, and Jeremy Kaplowitz explore the mysterious land of Quora.com to answer life's questions.

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Comedians Clare O'Kane, Alex Ptak, and Jeremy Kaplowitz explore the mysterious land of Quora.com to answer life's questions. This week's questions include:

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Comedians Clare O'Kane, Alex Ptak, and Jeremy Kaplowitz explore the mysterious land of Quora.com to answer life's questions. This week's questions include:

What is the best song to prank an aunt?

What does it feel like to have groupies?

What ha... more

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Recent Guests

Kyle Gordon
Comedian and singer, guest on the show
Self-employed / musician
Episode: The Power of Music w/ Kyle Gordon
Brian (from The Guys Podcast)
Guest introduced as Brian from The Guys Podcast with Chris James
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Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman
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Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman
Jesse Farrar
Guest from Internet Comment Etiquette
Internet Comment Etiquette
Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman
Libby Watson
Guest from What's All This Then
What's All This Then
Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman
Josh Boerman
Guest from Worst of All Possible Worlds / Ill-Conceived
Worst of All Possible Worlds / Ill-Conceived
Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman
Eric from Internet Comment Etiquette
Guest presenting Archie Horny Posting submission
Internet Comment Etiquette
Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman
Brandon Sutton
Host of The Discourse
The Discourse
Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman
Demon Erasers (Mike Fidelity)
Subject of a submission; online persona/influencer
Fidelity Associates / Mike Fidelity content
Episode: MOST ONLINE MIND w/ Guys Podcast, Internet Comment Etiquette, Kill the Computer, Jesse Farrar, What's All This Then, Brandon Sutton, & Josh Boerman

Hosts

Clare O'Kane
Host of Quorators; part of the trio; comedian with a sharp conversational style.
Alex Ptak
Co-host; contributes questions and setup; part of the trio; known for quick, creative delivery.
Jeremy Kaplowitz
Co-host; leads some segments; comedian with a dry, analytical humor.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 574 ratings
  • Clareorators

    Clareorators

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Okayywell
    United Statesa month ago
  • Maybe funny one day

    Really bad but hey maybe one day you’ll be funny.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Please I’m Begging You
    United States2 months ago
  • Strong Healthy Opinions

    My life has been improved through the Tips for Men section especially. Before podcast, I hated breakfast. Now all I eat is scrambled eggs. Thank you for curating these quoras.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Please no more usernames
    Canada2 months ago
  • Saves my brain

    I feel way too stressed all the time because I know too much about the evils of the world. I thought, I'd like to know less. I wish I could unlearn things. Wouldn't ignorance be bliss?

    I feel myself actively unlearning things when I listen to this podcast. My stress levels have been dramatically reduced. My skin is clear. Thanks Quorators.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CReedaB
    United States2 months ago
  • Great Hilarious Podcast!

    I just found out my partner was cheating on me, so I decided to rate and review this great podcast. Is that OK?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kevzero
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners praise the hosts' chemistry and rapid-fire banter, citing high entertainment value.
Many enjoy the true variety of guests, from comedians to Hollywood perspectives, and the show's playful meta humor.
Some critics note the humor can be boundary-pushing or uneven depending on the episode, but still find it highly engaging.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#243
United States/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#156
Finland/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#173
Spain/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#230
New Zealand/Comedy

Talking Points

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Bullying w/ Josh Boerman
Q: What compels somebody to purchase a C-Dew (a fictional product)?
The hosts treat it as a playful prompt that ties consumer desire to social identity and novelty, while acknowledging humorous skepticism about such compulsions.
Bullying w/ Josh Boerman
Q: Why should I love if you are playing a game or lying to me?
The discussion frames love as a complex, perhaps imperfect virtue where honesty and fidelity matter, but the group also analyzes the question through a comedic, multi-voiced lens.
Bullying w/ Josh Boerman
Q: How long do rebound relationships last before turning serious?
The guest suggests that there isn't a single answer and that relationships vary, with some moving slowly toward commitment while others stay casual.
Victims of Black Magic w/ merritt k
Q: Merritt, do you have a question you would like to ask Quora?
Merritt indicates curiosity about what the question of their lives might be, acknowledging the weight and responsibility of choosing a question for the show.
Season of Love w/ Dan Yang
Q: What is the episode about?
The hosts discuss love, sex, relationships, and modern online culture through a stream of Quora-style questions, reading user answers and adding comedic commentary, with a guest appearance and a Pride Month focus.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Quorators

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

A sharp, candid panel of three comedians dives into the quirky world of online Q&A culture, often stitching together pop culture riffs with irreverent takes on Quora threads, memes, and internet celebrity. Episodes range from satirical parodies and gamey banter to celebrity and creator guest spots, with running bits, meta-humor about the show itself, and a knack for pushing boundaries while staying entertaining. The format blends improv, reader-submitted questions, and live read-alouds of sensational answers, frequently pairing quick-fire humor with smart cultural observations. A standout trait is the trio's chemistry and willingness to push boundaries, often weaving in special guests and ongoing plot hooks across episodes, making it a reco... more

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2. Brian (from The Guys Podcast)
3. Chris James
4. Jesse Farrar
5. Libby Watson
6. Josh Boerman
7. Eric from Internet Comment Etiquette
8. Brandon Sutton

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