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June and Caleb talk about the ways in which internet culture spills out into the real world; good and bad.

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Recent Guests

Alex Goldman
Host of the Hyperfix podcast
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Episode: The 70 Billion Dollar Ghost Town Ft. Alex Goldman
Gare Davis
Writer and podcaster on the It Can Happen Here podcast
It Can Happen Here
Episode: Preview: A New Kind of Violence Ft. Gare Davis
Janie Danger
Musician and guest on Western Kabuki.
Episode: Western Kabuki (Finale)
Laura Jedeed
Freelance writer and reporter, and creator of bandinyourstate.com
Episode: Preview: After Dark Ft. Laura Jedeed
Dan Boeckner
Musician known for his band Wolf Parade.
Episode: 5150501 Ft. Dan Boeckner
Brace Belden
Political commentator and podcaster, known for his work in labor organizing.
Episode: Hulking Out Ft. Brace Belden
David Roth
Editor and co-owner of Defector & Co-host of The Distraction Podcast
Defector
Episode: Servants & Savages Ft. David J Roth (Preview)
Ian Jomha
Well-known YouTuber, boxer, and former edgelord.
iDubbbz
Episode: Exit the Bit Ft. iDubbbz
Alex Novell
Documentarian and YouTuber specialized in controversial internet figures.
Independent
Episode: The Sordid Tale of Mr. Based Ft. Alex Novell

Hosts

June
Co-host, often engaging with humor and critical perspective on internet culture and its relation to real-world issues.
Caleb
Co-host, known for his humor and insights into technology and societal impacts, contributing to a balanced dialogue with June.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings
  • Good hang

    Good perspective on the dying internet, funny and cathartic

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    webramblin
    United Statesa month ago
  • Give me my money back

    You banned me from Patreon you owe me a refund

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Flora Racine
    United States2 months ago
  • Insufferable

    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

    Apple Podcasts
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    Sailormoon1485
    United States3 months ago
  • MR BEAST!!!’

    I LOVE U MR BREAST!!

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    5
    Dofusk
    United States3 months ago
  • cool podcast

    she kab on my buki till i western

    Apple Podcasts
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Listeners appreciate the humorous yet critical take on serious issues, often citing the show's ability to make complex topics engaging and entertaining.
There is a strong positive sentiment regarding the chemistry between the hosts, which enhances the listening experience with relatable banter and insights.
Some feedback indicates that while the humor resonates, there are critiques about the depth of sincerity in discussions, highlighting a polarized response to the tone.

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#106
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Apple Podcasts
#149
India/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#159
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#176
Finland/Comedy
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#241
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The anti-gay rhetoric and agenda is crucial as many Christians view their primary objective as creating more Christians and humans for God.
Exit the Bit Ft. iDubbbz
Q: What was the impulse to take a stand in the recent drama?
Ethan made it easy for me with his rhetoric, and I felt the need to speak up due to our friendship.
Exit the Bit Ft. iDubbbz
Q: How do you deal with the level of vitriol online?
We've become resilient to it; it becomes noise.
Exit the Bit Ft. iDubbbz
Q: What was the moment that made you decide to go against the toxic behaviors?
It was a slow and insidious change influenced by my partner and exposure to various perspectives.
Charlatanic Panic Ft. Ed Zitron
Q: So do you think Kevin Roos has sinister motives?
Ed suggests that Roos might have a close relationship with companies like Anthropic, which could bias his coverage.

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4. Laura Jedeed
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