Have you ever diagnosed yourself with the help of WebMD or a probably not-so-credible tiktok? Do you see a road work sign and think "Yeah, I sure hope it does"? Okay, maybe you don't quote decade old vines on the regular, but whichever side of the internet you're on, there's no denying how deeply it affects our day-to-day lives. In this episode, we dive into the internet - the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Spoiler Alert: One of the best things about the internet (ya know, totally unbiased here) is that you get to listen to your favorite podcasters during your regularly scheduled work day, commute, or dissociative episode (we listen and we don't judge).

Enjoy! - S

If someone made a movie about your life, would you be proud of it? Do you think they'd paint you in a good or bad light? This episode we dive into bio-pics... bi-opics... bi-o-pics... however you want to say it. What makes one good, what makes them bad, how much has to be rewritten so you don't end up hating the person the movie is about. There's a lot to unpack, especially when you get to our biopic idea. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this quick episode.

Bonus Game! Take a drink every time we say the word "biopic" and finish your drink every time we change how we pronounce it. Just kidding. Please don't do that. You'd end up in the hospital getting your stomach pumped. If you do, at least give us a shoutout to the staff at the hospital, they're just hanging around most of the night they could use a good pod recommendation. Enjoy. -C

The internet is a powerful tool. We can send a message to someone on the other side of the world in an instant, we can get on WebMD to find out that cough you've had for two days is a symptom of the most aggressive form of cancer known to man, and it can also give all our attention to the fools who least deserve it. This episode we get into the strange phenomenon that is Gypsy Rose Blanchard, a woman who spent her time in prison plotting the most intrusive and annoying marketing campaign ever. We discuss the nuances of her crimes and the bewildering aftermath that's been shoved in our faces since her release. This fifteen minutes has felt like an eternity, fingers crossed it's just about up. Allegedly. -C