Mike and Nate smoke an Indianhead Rough Rider Sweets Maduro and talk Algospeak, a linguistic phenomenon emerging from social media users' attempts to navigate algorithms and content moderation, particularly on platforms like TikTok. Nate explains that algospeak involves using euphemistic or alternate terms to circumvent algorithmic censorship, which disproportionately flags content, often without regard for context. They delve into historical parallels of coded language, citing examples from religious contexts to communication in oppressive regimes. Tune in for an episode that blends humor with a critical review of social media dynamics and the evolving use of language in a digital context.

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