Mad at the Internet
Episodes
HE COMES
The host reflects on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, sharing childhood memories and criticizing post-attack cultural shifts regarding Islam.
You Win Some, You Lose Some
The host begins by venting about being denied X Money due to address privacy concerns and discusses the massive leak of 150 million driver’s licenses.
Flock Around and Find Out
The host discusses delegating podcast management, critiques TikTok trends and Joe Biden’s health, and condemns donations to terrorist-linked groups.
While the Janny is Away
Josh Freeman returns from hiatus to discuss overcoming DDoS attacks via a new anycast network and his struggles with delegation.
Grounded
Matt Atchley critiques a Japanese song mocking George Floyd and discusses the "Backrooms" trademark dispute, arguing that intellectual property laws…
The Holy Grail
The host celebrates the US 250th anniversary by discussing "declinism," global birth rates, and AI competition with China.
67
The host discusses reviewing animated series like *Has Been Hotel* and technical challenges with Linux audio recording.
Entrepreneurs
The host discusses a UAE millionaire’s failed Garfield restaurant and offensive book, then analyzes an arrest for sending a hyper-realistic AI image of Shrek’s penis to a politician.
Début of Sifu
The host commemorates the tenth anniversary of Harambe’s death, framing it as a cultural turning point, before criticizing Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin rocket explosion and Elon Musk’s political shift.
No Accountability
The host discusses Stephen Colbert’s departure, his AI-driven development of Kiwi Farms’ search and translation features, and a heated review of *The Amazing Digital Circus* with PPP.
I thought this was America?
The host rants about YouTube’s censorship and big tech’s control, while discussing AI productivity and the revival of Kiwi Farms.
Leave the 5,000-Year-Old Demon in a Child's Body Alone
The host details technical upgrades to Kiwi Farms, including AV1 video encoding and automatic subtitles, funded by a recent donation.
Unpragmatic
The host discusses AI replacing programmers, a principal becoming homecoming king after thwarting a shooting, and technical upgrades to his forum.
Brokering TheQuartering's Ceasefire
The host rants against US taxes, detailing budget waste on social programs and debt interest while mocking welfare recipients.
Some-Sorta Friday
Joshua Moon discusses the FTC’s letter to payment processors regarding de-banking, celebrating a surge in donations that helps him pay off debts.