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Mental Health
Relationships
Sobriety
Running
Friendship
Depression
Grief
Tiktok
Social Media
Dating
Comedy
Christmas
Joshua Tree
Marathon
Touring
Public Restrooms
Romance
Cooking
Los Angeles
Fast Food

Trapped on the Internet is a conversational podcast exploring internet culture, mental health, relationships, creativity and modern adulthood through humor, honesty and vulnerability. EXTRA EPISODE WEEKLY HERE: www.patreon.com/c/trappedforever

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Recent Guests

Anna Shoemaker
Musician and artist discussed on the episode
Independent musician
Episode: Ep. 104: ANNA SHOEMAKER
Medium Build
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Medium Build
Episode: Ep. 96: MEDIUM BUILD

Hosts

Lucas Curtin
Host of the podcast, front-facing on-air presence
Gabriel Pietrofino
Host of the podcast, co-host and frequent guest on episodes
Luke
Co-host sharing banter and anecdotes

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 374 ratings
  • In it for the long haul

    These dudes are basically Fight Club’s Brad Pitt with his shirt off but funny. And vulnerable. And in love.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sanguine chalk
    United States7 months ago
  • Goated

    This podcast is healing

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Malcolm🕺
    Canada8 months ago
  • Haven’t listened yet

    But I know these fellas wont let me down

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ryan Kelton
    United Statesa year ago
  • ???

    Holding back giggles in my cubicle

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yesenia Perez
    United States2 years ago
  • A gay podcast for queer fellas

    Lads you know what is. We are here, we are queer, and ready to pod

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jman442020
    United States2 years ago

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Audience appreciates relatable life‑stage stories and practical insights for mental health and creativity.
Fans note the chemistry between hosts and authenticity on tough topics.
Listeners praise the candid, vulnerable tone and humor.
The show's energy and camaraderie keep listeners coming back for more.

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#126
United States/Comedy/Improv
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#73
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Apple Podcasts
#210
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#86
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#102
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#144
Australia/Comedy/Improv

Talking Points

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Ep. 104: ANNA SHOEMAKER
Q: What are you doing differently in your process this time around?
Anna describes taking a more mindful, present approach to writing, focusing on voice and authenticity, while embracing collaboration to refine ideas.
Ep. 101: In my mind I'm going to Carolina
Q: How should friends support someone who is navigating grief while also managing daily life?
Be present, acknowledge the person's loss, offer consistent support without pressuring them to talk, and provide practical stability like companionship and steady routines.
Ep. 101: In my mind I'm going to Carolina
Q: What helped you get through loss and grief, and what would you have liked others to do?
They emphasize the importance of a strong support system, open conversations, and someone to listen without judgment, along with friends and family keeping space for the person to grieve at their own pace.
Ep. 82: putting on a podcast clinic
Q: What advice would you give someone returning to dating after a serious breakup?
Focus on small, repeatable steps to rebuild confidence (therapy, routines, and low-stakes dates), acknowledge the feelings, and allow yourself time to heal while staying open to new possibilities.
Ep. 67: be a leaf or a river or something
Q: What can I do to push the boat out further and how can I stop feeling down about people not coming to support?
Focus on feeling gratitude for the fun you'll have at your shows and remember that people who don't come are missing out.

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This show blends candid, late‑night style banter with honest explorations of internet culture, mental health, relationships, creativity, and modern adulthood. Across recent episodes, hosts mix personal stories, self‑deprecating humor, and practical tips, often weaving in sobriety, therapy, and coping strategies with playful riffs on pop culture, travel, and everyday misadventures. The format thrives on a loose, improv‑friendly energy where guests and regulars share vulnerabilities, while sponsors and brand reads sit alongside authentic conversations. It's likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy sharp humor, relatable life updates, and conversations that balance levity with real talk about growth and resilience.

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Trapped on The Internet launched 6 years ago and published 110 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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