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There Are No Girls on the Internet

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Layleen Polanco
Criminal Justice System
Transgender Rights
LGBTQ Rights
Disinformation
Cait Corrain
House Of Extravaganza
Activism
New York City
Rikers Island
Women’s Rights
Tradwife
Domestic Labor
Social Media
Motherhood
Gender Roles
Self Checkout Machines
AI Deep Fakes
Scamming
Feminism

Marginalized voices have always been at the forefront of the internet, yet our stories often go overlooked. Bridget Todd chronicles our experiences online, and the ways marginalized voices have shaped the internet from the very beginning. We need monuments to all of the identities that make being online what it is. So let’s build them.

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Latest Episodes

Happy Halloween, boys and ghouls! In this week's news roundup Bridget is recapping all the tech news stories you might have missed, so you don't have to.

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We all know the internet loves a viral story. But what happens when that story is about a real woman being harassed and the platforms that ostensibly should be protecting her instead punish her? That’s what happened to Livie, a DoorDash driver in New... more

When Elon Musk took over X, a lot of us left the platform, searching for alternatives. One platform that gained attention is Bluesky. It looks a lot like Twitter, but it’s different. Bluesky is built on a decentralized system, and that decentralized ... more

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Recent Guests

Rudy Fraser
Technologist and community organizer, founder of Blacksky Algorithms
Episode: Can BlackSky Fix What Twitter Broke Using Bluesky Tech? (w/ Rudy Fraser)
Jo Piazza
Host of the podcast Under the Influence and author of Everyone Is Lying to You
Episode: Is Taylor Swift a Trad Wife? The Internet Thinks So (w/ Jo Piazza)
Karen Attiah
Last Black columnist at the Washington Post, who was let go after facing backlash for her comments on Charlie Kirk's murder.
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Episode: Karen Attiah, last Black columnist at Washington Post, fired for insufficiently mourning Charlie Kirk
L. Joy Williams
President of the New York NAACP and host of the Sunday Civic Show on Sirius XM
New York NAACP
Episode: Jimmy Kimmel Fired by Disney; Karen Attiah Fired from the Post; DOJ Hides Far Right Extremism; Ads On Your Fridge! – NEWS ROUNDUP w/ L. Joy Williams
Nima Shirazi
Co-host of the Citations Needed Podcast
Citations Needed
Episode: Will Smith's AI Fans; ICE hides deportation flights using Taylor Swift’s loophole; DC Sandwich Thrower Free; TikTok Hawks Stalker Tech – NEWS ROUNDUP w/ Nima Shirazi of Citations Needed
Arwa Mboya
Kenyan technologist and activist
MIT Media Lab
Episode: Epstein was connected to power. What happened when women called it out?
Dr. Titi Shodiya
Scientist, engineer, and co-host of Dope Labs podcast
Dope Labs
Episode: Candace Owens sued by French President; Mehdi Hasan and Jubilee’s fascist “debate;” Trump’s grifty war on “Woke AI” – News Roundup (w/ Dope Labs’ Dr. Titi Shodiya)
Kiara Imani
Attorney and author of Therapy Isn't Just For White People
Episode: Target Scammed Black Vendors and We Have Receipts
Jen Kaltreiter
Former product director of Mozilla's online product reviews, who analyzed dating apps.
Mozilla
Episode: How Dating Apps Are Failing Black Women | IRL: Online Life is Real Life

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Bridget Todd
Bridget Todd chronicles experiences online, focusing on how marginalized voices shape technology and culture. She engages with insightful commentary and fosters discussions around critical social issues.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Informative!

    Very well researched! Bridgette’s self proclaimed “nosey” description comes thru in interesting perspectives that are well researched! Great topics, Great energy, and I appreciate her unique strong point of view! Please keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Avidscifan
    United Statesa month ago
  • Audio Forever

    Love you so much! This show is everything!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AWelia111
    United States2 months ago
  • Media literacy & AI learning episode SLAPS

    Fantastic episode from a consistently great podcast. Particularly the end where you two speak about the process of learning, with or without AI. This is a point so few people touch upon, and I really hope your perspective - along with that from tristan Harris in his latest episode - is centred in future debates on how we should leverage AI for education and learning. A hell of a tool, but we should still find ways to keep inspiring ourselves fr learning and wondering about things.

    Bridget, you... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    welford90
    Germany3 months ago
  • bummed

    loved this show so much for so long … sadly unfollowing now after this uncritically pro-AI episode. disappointed with utter lack of pushback (and outright shilling for chatgpt) from a host who is usually nuanced and unafraid.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    ll8734
    United States3 months ago
  • This is such an informative podcast and I enjoy it quite a lot. I eagerly await each new episode. Bridget Todd is a fantastic host.

    Podchaser
    5
    sonotcool
    3 months ago

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Can BlackSky Fix What Twitter Broke Using Bluesky Tech? (w/ Rudy Fraser)
Q: How do you balance freedom of expression with community-driven safety in decentralized environments?
Rudy discussed allowing community norms to develop organically and emphasized a balance between individual expression and community safety.
Can BlackSky Fix What Twitter Broke Using Bluesky Tech? (w/ Rudy Fraser)
Q: What drew you to looking at decentralized platforms?
Rudy explained that decentralized platforms offer users more control, data ownership, and community-centric experiences, contrasting with traditional social media challenges.
Can BlackSky Fix What Twitter Broke Using Bluesky Tech? (w/ Rudy Fraser)
Q: What were your early experiences like on social media?
Rudy shared that he engaged with early Internet forums and video game modding, which were significant for him in terms of building community.
Jimmy Kimmel Fired by Disney; Karen Attiah Fired from the Post; DOJ Hides Far Right Extremism; Ads On Your Fridge! – NEWS ROUNDUP w/ L. Joy Williams
Q: What do you think about federal government limitations on speech?
The government is limiting speech, which is contrary to the Constitution's protections on free expression.
Jimmy Kimmel Fired by Disney; Karen Attiah Fired from the Post; DOJ Hides Far Right Extremism; Ads On Your Fridge! – NEWS ROUNDUP w/ L. Joy Williams
Q: What happens when Black women are silenced in media?
They serve as canaries in the coal mine, often experiencing targeted censorship with little response from the wider community.

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