
June and Caleb talk about the ways in which internet culture spills out into the real world; good and bad.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTechnology | |||

Janie from the homie collective joins us again for the episode we were supposed to record last time, the worst tweets of Q3 and Q4. Part two coming shortly on Patreon. In the meantime:
Slideshow: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1lXu9PlS5ocynh... more
While recording our end of the year worst tweets episode, Caleb lost power mid-recording due to the recent extreme weather in the PNW, so June and Janie decided to pivot into a free-form conversation about art and music. We decided to release it as b... more
MLYP is back to take us through some of the worst DIY projects from the early internet. Harrowing.
Essential slideshow: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1uHYOQLcSt3sfxYR6WeIXMeuD0biGIenSG9Uzwuew6Ns/edit?usp=sharing... more
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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
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Discussions revolve around the complex relationship between technology and societal dynamics, particularly how internet culture influences real-world occurrences. A wide array of subjects is explored, from the impact of social media and AI on intimacy and relationships to satirical commentary on political figures and events. The hosts often blend humor with serious critique, creating a space that invites audiences to consider both the absurdities and the ethical implications of modern digital life. Noteworthy is the focus on how various online subcultures forge connections and drive public discourse, often employing a unique mix of observational comedy and cultural analysis that is designed to resonate with listeners who are both critical a... more
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