
June and Caleb talk about the ways in which internet culture spills out into the real world; good and bad.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTechnology | |||

What if instead of buying items from a store or website, "micro influencers" could host QVC/Home Shopping Network style streams you could buy from, with included gambling elements? The fine folks at the Whatnot app bravely answered. Spoilers: it suck... more
We discuss the history of celebrity clone replacement conspiracy theories and their place in the broader political moment.
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Maddy Joins us to talk about Erika Kirk in a loose, free-form ep. This was originally recorded about two weeks ago so the drama may be slightly behind.
Our lost show with Maddyson drops this month only at Patreon.com/KillTheComputer
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A podcast for and by terminally online tankies in the most derogatory sense. They try to cover serious topics but struggle to get even basic facts right and aren’t even entertaining while doing it.
CZM has far better podcasts in this vein run by people whose brains haven’t been scrambled by Twitter.
Yawn. Boring white boys yapping pointlessly
I just listened to the Melania movie review episode, and I must disagree with everyone saying it’s the funniest. Nothing tops “I don’t deserve flavors.” 🤣
Months later, I recently thought about that sentence in a grocery store and had to pretend I was on the phone so I didn’t seem like a laughing lunatic. The Melania movie episode is easily second funniest, though.
I really love this podcast. With the non-stop horrors bombarding our feeds these days, humor is the best way to snap us back to a... more
Shining a light into the dark corners of the online world.
Awful
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This podcast explores the intricate interplay between internet culture and real-world events, often infusing humor into serious discussions. Each episode features lively conversations that dissect various aspects of modern life, including politics, social media, and the absurdities of contemporary society. Hosts June and Caleb approach both comedic and critical angles, addressing topics ranging from celebrity influence to the implications of technology on relationships. Listeners can expect a mix of irreverent humor, cultural commentary, and insightful perspectives on the evolving digital landscape and its impact on daily life.
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