HeyJaredThe Internet Is Dead
During conversations with artists/creators they grew up following, best friends Brittany Deitch & Sameera Rachakonda unpack what it means to be online.
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we moved in together (opens the original)
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On Episode 123 of The Internet Is Dead Podcast, we talk about moving in together, Adam Faze's Girls theory about us, our friends in New York, how you change when you record, and deconditioning idolization since living here.
popcast on the ethics of podcasting (joe coscarelli & jon caramanica) (opens the original)
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Joe Coscarelli and Jon Caramanica of The New York Times Podcast, Popcast, joins The Internet Is Dead Podcast for Episode 123 to talk about their old blogs, music journalism, and how the podcast came to be. We also talk about interview tactics, and the morals of giving a guest edit control.
dakota warren & the evolution of booktok (opens the original)
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Dakota Warren joins The Internet Is Dead Podcast for Episode 122 to talk about her book deal, growing up offline, the evolution of BookTok and Book YouTube, and the Rupi Kaur poetry boom.
emma orhun: internet girl to software engineer (opens the original)
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Emma Orhun joins The Internet Is Dead Podcast for Episode 121 to talk about why she choose computer science, her viral reels surrounding coding and inventing, backlash she got for a Claude ad, and the internet girl to computer science pipeline.
ella devi on grasping the online right (opens the original)
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Ella Devi joins The Internet Is Dead Podcast for Episode 120 to talk about online radicalization, the right's smear campaign against her, her viral post about Pete Hegseth's wife wearing a shein dress to the white house correspondents dinner, and the New York Post's two page spread of her.
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