June and Caleb talk about the ways in which internet culture spills out into the real world; good and bad.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 195 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyComedy |
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We take a look at some of the things Elon has promised to create but welched on, then look to the future with some of his new ideas such as "Baby Grok" "xAI Games" and "Grokipedia".
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I don’t know where I discovered June as a guest - but I was so charmed that I started subscribing to all her podcasts. I’ve been well rewarded - Kill the Computer is fun and pointed, and deserves attention in this time of the weird confluence of technology and authoritarian politics…
Keith Duddy, Brisbane, AU
You all are amazing. Love your perspectives.
Good perspective on the dying internet, funny and cathartic
You banned me from Patreon you owe me a refund
I should like this show. I agree with their politics and the subject matter is relevant to me, but I hate them so much. They’re smug and confidently condescending about some things they clearly don’t actually bother to learn about.
But all that is forgivable. It’s the inability to ever show any kind of sincerity about any subject that irks me. I’m fine with dark humor, tasteless jokes, and levity, but when those things are employed by people who never show any depth whatsoever, it crosses over... more
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This podcast features engaging discussions that explore the intersections between internet culture and real-world implications, often through a comedic lens. The hosts frequently tackle serious themes such as societal violence, the wellness industry, online extremism, and the impacts of emerging technologies, while also employing humor to maintain an entertaining tone. Listeners can expect a blend of critical analysis and light-hearted commentary, making it an appealing choice for those interested in current events and internet trends, as well as the social dynamics that accompany them.
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