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    Explore " default friend" with insightful episodes like "the e-boy's guide to e-dating, e-girls, and e-ating disorders ft. vers and lukas", "we met online: catfish", "Chat-GPT: Lonely When It's Alone?", "Clam Chowder for Idiots ft. Perry Abbasi" and "The Ghost of Adam Lanza ft. Gio Pennacchietti (Pt. 2 of 2)" from podcasts like ""The Computer Room", "The Computer Room", "The Computer Room", "The Computer Room" and "The Computer Room"" and more!

    Episodes (11)

    Clam Chowder for Idiots ft. Perry Abbasi

    Clam Chowder for Idiots ft. Perry Abbasi

    Katherine and Steff are joined by Perry Abbasi, a Chicago-based lawyer whose Twitter presence recently "made headlines" -- in other words, revealed just how reliant on Twitter modern-day journalists are. Katherine has also, once again, fucked with the theme. Someone help her.

    Pieces cited:
    Police district candidate’s social media full of racist and misogynist posts
    How the Online Right gave up on reality

    Welcome to the Group Chat ft. Nymphet Alumni

    Welcome to the Group Chat ft. Nymphet Alumni

    On this episode, I talk to the hostesses my favorite podcast, Nymphet Alumni. We talk about the lolcowification of TikTok, Marshall McLuhan, what would happen if Tavi Gevinson met Curtis Yarvin, incel ascension, digital game, and a hell of a lot more.  One of my favorite episodes yet. 

    Also, I quote a hypothetical Russian person at some point. I'm not Russian. The person I made up for my example is!

    Listen to Nymphet Alumni here

    Other relevant links:
    https://sherbert.biz/selected-work
    https://www.reddit.com/r/aliceandfernsnark/
    https://defaultfriend.substack.com/p/incels-incel-ascension-incel-chasers?s=w
    https://defaultfriend.substack.com/p/the-inverse-of-the-fuck-boy/comments?s=w

    Theme: Lolita Ya-Ya by Nelson Riddle

    Raking Muck in the Metaverse ft. Peter Ludlow

    Raking Muck in the Metaverse ft. Peter Ludlow

    WARNING: This episode's audio quality is exceptionally, exceptionally bad. Special thanks to Will Kraus for cleaning it up. In future episodes, I’ll be using a better mic.

    Is a journalist who reports on virtual events that happen in a virtual world still a journalist? If you choose to present yourself as a rabbit online, does that say anything meaningful about who you really are? I spoke with Peter Ludlow, founder of The Alphaville Herald about living your life—fully online.

    Referenced articles:

    Raking muck in "The Sims Online" by Farhad Manjoo (Salon, 2003)

    Evangeline: Interview with a Child cyber-Prostitute in TSO by Peter Ludlow (2003)

    A Real-Life Debate On Free Expression In a Cyberspace City by Amy Harmon (2004)

    Alt-Lit and Indie Sleaze Redux with DefaultFriend

    Alt-Lit and Indie Sleaze Redux with DefaultFriend

    We discuss the evolution of "alt lit," the formative experience of "indie sleaze" for millennials, why party photography went out of fashion, and the gathering wave of sex negativity.

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    Neighborhoods Are Better Than Nothing ft. Tao Lin

    Neighborhoods Are Better Than Nothing ft. Tao Lin

    Somehow, we never posted this excellent episode. I think this might be the last episode that we recorded together before the hiatus. -- Default Friend

    The birds are chirping, the Gchats are pinging, and Default Friend and the Personality Girl interview the inimitable Tao Lin. TPG and Tao talk glyphosate; DF mixes up Terence McKenna and Timothy Leary; the three reverse engineer themselves into accepting Traditionalism wholeheartedly.

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