Never Post

A lively roundtable discussion dives into the mental health effects of the internet, with humor and personal anecdotes highlighting coping strategies. The hosts share their screen time stats, revealing their struggles with technology reliance. They candidly explore the chaotic nature of social media, marking the fine line between connection and information overload. Engaging topics range from dog breeds and nostalgic tales to the complexities of navigating credible news online, fostering a rich dialogue about balance in the digital age.

Jason talks with Hannah Pivo about charts, graphs, truth and proof; Georgia talks with Julian Chokkattu about where all the buttons went. And also: DATA CENTERS–Become a Never Post member at https://www.neverpo.st/ – Call us at 651 615 5007 to leave a voicemail Drop us a voice memo via airtable Or email us at theneverpost at gmail dot com –Intro Google loses ad tech monopoly case [2022] Judge says FTC’s antitrust case against Facebook can proceed Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wraps up testimony in antitrust case Risks to children playing Roblox ‘deeply disturbing’, say researchers Nvidia to produce AI servers worth up to $500 billion in US over four years France and Germany unveil Docs, a homegrown alternative to Google Docs  –Charts & CurvesFind Hannahhttps://arthistory.columbia.edu/content/hannah-pivo –Where Have All the Buttons Gone? Find JulianWired Touchscreen rollback on cars  Car and Driver Automotive News The Verge The LA Times Haggerty –Never Post’s producers are Audrey Evans, Georgia Hampton and The Mysterious Dr. Firstname Lastname. Our senior producer is Hans Buetow. Our executive producer is Jason Oberholtzer. The show’s host is Mike Rugnetta.The aim of constructive uncertaintylies in the corner between two windows. Such thatwe, welcoming the indistinct, unlocks the doorbecause it likes the sound.We abstracts the whistled bodyof the world. The hazards of this oppositionbecome clear: the ear listens to whatbecomes it, the blood flowing through it.Excerpt of Among the Living by Gary SullivanNever Post is a production of Charts & Leisure, and is distributed by Radiotopia

Youngna Park, a product consultant and researcher, discusses the unique language and emotional challenges of LinkedIn. She dives into the impact of the platform on professional identity and the psychological toll of job searching in today's climate. Kurt White, a clinical psychotherapist, explores how the internet shapes our self-perception and mental health. Together, they analyze the relationship between social media algorithms and identity formation, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and community in navigating the digital landscape.

In this lively discussion, the hosts dive into listener feedback, blending heartwarming karaoke stories with serious insights on podcast advertising ethics. They tackle the nuances of music and its intersection with podcasting, while exploring the implications of Section 230 on internet governance. The conversation also addresses surveillance culture and critiques social media ad algorithms, showcasing personal anecdotes and intriguing listener experiences. The whimsical trend of creatively reimagined 'Garfies' adds a fun twist, encouraging audience participation.

Mike Masnick, founder of TechDirt and Section 230 expert, dives deep into the complexities of online speech and platform regulation. He shares insights on the significance of Section 230, dissecting its role in balancing free speech with content moderation. Masnick humorously addresses bipartisan misconceptions about the law and explores its implications for digital rights. Additionally, the conversation touches on the evolving landscape of social media politics and the challenges posed by current legislative efforts, making for a thought-provoking discussion.

We're very excited to let you know that as of today, Never Post is distributed by Radiotopia. We wanted to tell you what that means for us (hopefully a lot), for you (hopefully not too much) and what it changes about the kind of show we make, and how (almost nothing).– Call us at 651 615 5007 to leave a voicemail Drop us a voice memo via airtable Or email us at theneverpost at gmail dot com –Never Post’s producers are Audrey Evans, Georgia Hampton and The Mysterious Dr. Firstname Lastname. Our senior producer is Hans Buetow. Our executive producer is Jason Oberholtzer. The show’s host is Mike Rugnetta.Never Post is a production of Charts & Leisure and – of this upload – distributed by Radiotopia.

In this engaging discussion, journalist Stephen Harrison examines how authoritarian governments view Wikipedia as a threat. He analyzes the platform's role in shaping reliable information against rising misinformation. Meanwhile, Kyle Chayka offers insights into the joys of internet creativity, challenging social media's algorithm-driven culture. They explore navigating platforms like TikTok and the way users can foster genuine community engagement. With candid anecdotes, they urge listeners to support individual creators and think critically about the content they consume.

Dive into the chaos of TikTok's recent 12-hour ban in the U.S. and the quirky quirks of social media. Hear about the return of the infamous Fyre Festival and shocking insights from tech giants like Microsoft on AI's lack of value. Discover how companies like Temu are reshaping supply chains amid market pressures. Enjoy whimsical tales of curious kids interacting with a talking computer, alongside playful discussions on bizarre online content and the fascinating world of Arcturian starseeds. It's a wild ride through tech and culture!

Laura Dower, a children's book author celebrated for her "From the Files of Madison Finn" series, dives deep into her nostalgic exploration of early internet experiences. Joining her is Magal Jannardin, a friend of the show, who guides the conversation about how Madison Finn shaped young readers’ understanding of navigating the online world. They discuss the dramatic shifts in digital interactions from the early days to today, reminiscing about the optimism of the past and the complexities young people face online now.

This lively discussion features the hosts responding to viewer comments while sharing hilarious teenage mall stories. They delve into the nostalgia of local hangouts and the unpredictable nature of algorithms in music. A listener from Holland contrasts podcast styles worldwide, while the complexity of children's internet safety is emphasized. Personal journeys of self-care through skincare and maintaining an offline balance are explored. The conversation wraps up with insights into the evolving podcasting landscape and its diverse voices.