
Wow If True is your one-stop internet culture shop, explaining how what’s happening online shapes the real world. And we’re the internet experts and real-life besties to unravel it: tech culture journalist Amanda Silberling and science fiction author slash attorney Isabel J. Kim, Esq. More importantly, we’re the only podcast that will mention Neopets and horizontal mergers in the same episode. N... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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We finally give Mr. Don't Die himself, Bryan Johnson, his own episode, on account of him doing some seminal college student activities. You know, like doing drugs while listening to a Grimes set.
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TW: we talk about suicide induced by ChatGPT and lawsuits related to these suicides in this episode!
We talk about the lawsuits that Social Media Victims Law Center brought against OpenAI and the ways in which ChatGPT and other AI products can super... more
We read a bunch of articles about the state of dating/dating apps and yes, THAT gooning article, and talked about them. It's like English class where you read a bunch of stuff and talk about it except you haven't done the reading!!! But you can do th... more
Amanda went viral on Tiktok for having an AI pet. Really, this is the apex of our journey on this podcast. The Moflin is an AI-enabled pet that retails for $430 dollars, and Amanda has just spent a month living with it in her home. Also, we talk abou... more
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Started listening to this earlier this year and have been really enjoying it as someone who is also terminally online. I find recaps of internet culture that I hadn’t heard about really interesting but still like hearing what Isabel and Amanda have to say about things I’m already familiar with. Keep up the great work!
I was excited when this podcast was recommended to me because I am extremely online and love thoughtful discussion of the internet and culture, and a cohost with a law degree seemed especially promising for bringing a new perspective. I started with the Bad Art Friend episode as a litmus test since that’s a story I am quite familiar with, especially as a disabled person who witnessed and experienced the vicious ableist attacks and harassment that particular discourse inspired. Unfortunately, the... more
I am a boring millennial with no business getting famous on the Internet but I sure love this podcast. Amanda and Isabel are so infectious (in the good way) and I can’t get enough of them!
Craig here. I don’t come out from under my rock much (evidence: Apple Podcasts) but when I do, Isabel and Amanda always have new blorbos to show me. I appreciate how Isabel routinely brings up D
Love WIT so much -it is become a regular listen on my commute (yes I’m still commuting ahhh) . Interesting topics about tech thats not too techy and the best banter. Better than the majority of podcasts.
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Focusing on the intersection of internet culture and real-world implications, a diverse range of topics is explored, such as fashion controversies, healthcare ethics, and political memes, reflecting the absurdities and complexities of contemporary society. The engaging hosts share personal anecdotes alongside humorous commentary, delving into themes of social media dynamics and the cultural significance of various phenomena, receiving feedback from a community that appreciates both levity and depth. Additionally, the conversation often highlights niche aspects of digital culture, drawing listeners who enjoy thoughtful yet entertaining discussions.
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