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This is the internet show for the terminally online. Here, you can expect short, sharp discussions about the strange, funny, and useful realities of life on the internet.
Each 20-minute episode is a commute-sized dive into what it means to live and work “always online” — from networking without cringe to inbox chaos, DM etiquette, digital boundaries, micro-marketing, and the occasional meltdown over Slack.
Hosted by Jomiro Eming, the show mixes cultural commentary with practical takeaways, featuring solo riffs, guest mini-interviews, and listener questions.
Each 20-minute episode is a commute-sized dive into what it means to live and work “always online” — from networking without cringe to inbox chaos, DM etiquette, digital boundaries, micro-marketing, and the occasional meltdown over Slack.
Hosted by Jomiro Eming, the show mixes cultural commentary with practical takeaways, featuring solo riffs, guest mini-interviews, and listener questions.
ホスト:
更新頻度:
biweekly
平均音声長:
19 minutes
ゲストインタビュー
英語
アメリカ合衆国
15 エピソード
2025年9月21日から
episodic
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If you've ever scrolled past a LinkedIn post and immediately thought "ChatGPT wrote that" — you're not imagining it. There's a name for it: AI beige. And it's quietly making most brands invisible.
This week I sat down with content strategist and copywriter Shea Karssing to unpack why so …
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SEO is dying -- and if you're not paying attention to what's replacing it, you're already behind.
In this episode, I sit down with digital marketing strategist Stephen van Wyk, who's just completed a deep-dive course in AEO -- Ask Engine Optimization. It's the emerging discipline that determines h…
If you’re building a personal brand, you need to understand this: Visibility is not neutral.
In this episode, I sit down with Sonja Woolff to unpack the real cost of putting yourself out there online. We talk about the attention economy, the myth of manufactured authenticity, and why building from…
What actually makes an online community work — and why do some feel nourishing while others quietly drain you?
In this episode, I’m joined by Candice Grobler, a community strategist who has spent years building, running, and supporting online communities from both the inside and the outside.
We tal…
We trust algorithms with our taste more than we trust ourselves.
In this solo episode, I reflect on how feeds quietly shape what we consume, what we think we like, and how we see ourselves. From preference vs taste to feedback loops and creative flattening, this is a short, philosophical look at w…
We’re living through a world-changing moment, and nobody really knows where it ends up. So I brought on Sam Webster Harris (host of “How to Change the World”) to zoom out and make sense of AI the only way he knows how: by comparing it to the biggest shifts in human history.
We talk about what AI c…
This one’s... a little different.
In this episode, I turn the mic on ChatGPT to talk about how artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping our digital lives.
Albeit unconventional, we still have a really interesting discussion, unpacking how algorithms now curate reality for us, what it means to…
What if connection isn’t about constant communication — but the courage to show up fully when you do?
Writer and speaker Kat Kibben joins me for a conversation about attention, boundaries, and what it means to be available in the digital age. We talk about presence as the foundation of real connec…
We all know we should set better boundaries online. But knowing and doing are two very different things.
In this episode, I talk with my friend Alley Marsh about what it really takes to build (and maintain) healthy digital habits in a world that never logs off. We unpack the slippery slope of “dig…
In a world dominated by viral reels, filters, algorithms, and doom-scrolling, the question is: How the f*** are we supposed to protect our mental health online?
I spoke to Cora Veltman about how she practices regaining control of her relationship with social media. It goes without saying that ther…
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