
June and Caleb talk about the ways in which internet culture spills out into the real world; good and bad.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 266 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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I’ve been a listener for a while, but I think I’m done. It really grates on me when Caleb says fat and means it derogatorily. This has happened several times. And I don’t agree that “most Americans are stupid and selfish”. This is not a helpful talking point. Don’t we want people to see how the ideals of the left are more dignifying to them? Not a great start to be talking and thinking about people this way.
There are better leftist voices out there, don’t waste your time here.
As a terminally online tankie podslop lover I can’t stop listening to this.
For people who claim to be chronically online, why is every other sentence out of their mouths “well I haven’t seen…” “well I don’t know who that is…”. Feels like a show poking fun at subcultures they don’t care enough to do even the most basic research on.
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The show blends sharp, humorous takes on internet culture, technology, and the way online discourse spills into real-world events. Episodes frequently tackle topics like AI, social media dynamics, right- and left-leaning media ecosystems, and the economics of online attention, often featuring guests who are industry insiders or culture commentators. The hosts' banter, willingness to tackle controversial subjects, and willingness to bring in guests with specialized perspectives make for provocative, timely discussions that skew thoughtful, skeptical, and entertaining. A notable strength is the affinity for cross-pollinating topics from tech, media, and politics with a culture-forward lens, which can be especially appealing to listeners who w... more
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