Extremely Internet

Extremely Internet

By Kyle Anderson, Mitch HollemanComedySociety & Culture
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Extremely Internet episodes

  • 05. Japan's 7 Day Bear Attack "Sankebetsu Brown Bear Incident"

    1 bear with the spirit of John Wick, vs an entire Japanese village. This week we have our darkest episode yet, the Sankebetsu Brown Bear Incident, in which a bear rampaged through futile Japan, leaving a trail of death in its wake. This is one of the craziest wikipedia entries Mitch has ever found.  

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    1 hr 24 min
  • 04. Shia Labeouf vs 4Chan "He Will Not Divide Us" (w/ Luke Null)

    Today we're joined by Luke Null (SNL) as we take a peek into an artistic/political statement vs an army of savage & crafty internet trolls. Shia Labeouf squares off against 4Chan as they battle to destroy and annoy his art exhibit "He Will Not Divide Us". The depths this story goes, will transform you.


    Be sure to pick up Luke's album "Guitar Comic" out June 25th! 

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    1 hr 27 min
  • 03. "The Godmother of Spam" Sharon Lopatka (w/ Maxi Witrak)

    This week we're joined by Maxi Witrak (Train Traks) to learn about the godmother of spam, and how she met her ultimate fate...

     

    Mitch would like to acknowledge an article which helped him prepare for this podcast  if you’d like more info, please check out this wonderful article! 

    https://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/headline-story/16932/usenet-sharon-lopatka-consensual-murder/

    1 hr 19 min
  • 01. The Dolphin That Loved a Man

    This week Mitch unpacks a story that comes to us straight from florida land, the story of a magical dolphin, and the man that loved her. It's a love story. We think. 

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    51 min

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We dive deep into internet culture and internet history each week with a panel of stand-up comedians, to bring you the weirdest stories from the web.