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  • Kyle Chayka on TikTok Whiplash & Big Tech Conundrums

    Kyle Chayka on TikTok Whiplash & Big Tech Conundrums
    Jan 28 2025
    Kyle Chayka is a staff writer at The New Yorker covering the internet and technology, and the author of Filterworld, which explores how algorithms shape—and flatten—culture. He joins us to discuss the post-election, post-TikTok ban-unban internet landscape, Japanese sock newsletters, niche episodic TikTok account “Titanium Daydream,” media as a cult, and why delivery food is morally reprehensible.

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    49 min
  • A Realistic Day in the Life of New York Artist Maya Man

    A Realistic Day in the Life of New York Artist Maya Man
    Jan 14 2025
    Maya Man is an artist focused on identity and authenticity on the internet. She joins Day One FM to discuss her browser extension Glance Back, the voyeuristic allure of “A Realistic Day In My Life Living In New York City” (now at The Whitney), property management at HEART, her distaste for ice water, the pleasant appeal of not having WiFi in her apartment, and more. You can learn more about her work on her website, and visit her studio space, HEART, in SoHo.

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    44 min
  • In 2025, Are We Going ‘Post-Social’?

    In 2025, Are We Going ‘Post-Social’?
    Dec 19 2024
    As 2024 fades into the rearview, the crew unpack their lessons and cultural favorites from this year, and cast their hopes and predictions for a ‘Post-Social’ 2025. We’ll discuss how to find hidden gems in culture, why integrity matters and how brands can shape culture and stand out — spoiler alert it’s not just by going viral.

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    29 min
  • Post-Election State of Media with Semafor's Max Tani

    Post-Election State of Media with Semafor's Max Tani
    Dec 10 2024
    Everyone’s got a take on the post-election state of media, including us now. We went behind the headlines with Max Tani, media editor at Semafor, to unpack the changes, challenges and opportunities facing new and legacy media: the rise of podcasts, the proliferation of niche outlets, and the sustainability (or not) of the influencer-journalist model.

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    47 min
  • Holding Space for the Jaguar Rebrand

    Holding Space for the Jaguar Rebrand
    Nov 26 2024
    On the pod this week, we’re unpacking who and what the Jaguar rebrand is for, (same with The New York Times’ advice for how to avoid awkward holiday conversations), “reckless dreamers,” and what Dean Kissick gets right in his polarizing essay, “The Painted Protest.”

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    28 min
  • Please Be Serious

    Please Be Serious
    Nov 15 2024
    On the pod this week we get serious about unseriousness. The crew discusses lookalike contests, “The Eczema Experience,” tinned fish pop-ups, intergenerational grudges held by crows, ‘joy sobriety’, and the growing lack of seriousness in otherwise once serious settings.

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    30 min
  • Behind the Memes with @NolitaDirtbag

    Behind the Memes with @NolitaDirtbag
    Nov 4 2024
    Alex Hartman is the mind behind Nolita Dirtbag, a “niché and nouveau riche” meme page covering greater-downtown Manhattan (and sometimes Brooklyn). We chat about spending $180 before 11AM on “day in the life” videos, Dirtbag messaging hierarchies, why you shouldn’t put the place of your employment in your IG bio, bringing showmanship back to restaurants, being in a room full of Nolita Dirtbag reply guys, and “what makes you confident?”

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    43 min
  • Waiting for Our Juul Stipends

    Waiting for Our Juul Stipends
    Oct 29 2024
    This week on the pod, the crew discusses missing out on Juul settlement money, Philip Morris’s new status as a growth stock, Addison Rae, “pasteurized vice,” (more) slop, recalls, betting on the election on Polymarket, “the Nutter B*tter trap,” and why sometimes you should just lean on your product and stop trying to be culturally relevant.

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    28 min