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Hosted by Brittany Deitch and Sameera Rachakonda · society · EN-US · 122 episodes
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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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Internet Is Dead is a society podcast hosted by Brittany Deitch and Sameera Rachakonda, with 122 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Brittany Deitch and Sameera Rachakonda hosts The Internet Is Dead, a society show with 122 episodes published.
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Episode #123
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.
Episode #122
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.
Episode #121
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.
Episode #120
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.
Episode #119
Jaeden Martell and Oscar Boyson join The Internet Is Dead Podcast for Episode 119 to talk about Our Hero, Balthazar, internet cinema, the early days of YouTube, how Oscar worked for Casey Neistat, and Jaeden's experience with online fandom during the It movie.
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