LOG OFF

LOG OFF

By Pennant DigitalSociety & Culture
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LOG OFF episodes

  • Art But Make It Sports: How LJ Rader runs one of social media's best accounts | LOG OFF Episode 2

    How does an account like Art But Make It Sports become so entertaining and popular? LJ Rader tells all in episode two of LOG OFF.

    Follow Art But Make It Sports on ⁠Twitter/X⁠ and Instagram⁠.

    ⁠LOG OFF⁠ explores the convergence of real lives and the Internet - and how to navigate the complicated web we've tangled ourselves in. Everyone has an Internet story to tell, and host Ryan Perry wants to hear all of them.

    New episodes premiere every Friday. For more LOG OFF, follow on ⁠YouTube⁠, ⁠Instagram⁠, ⁠TikTok⁠, and ⁠Twitter/X⁠.

    LOG OFF is recorded, edited, produced, and promoted by ⁠Pennant Digital⁠ in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

    The LOG OFF theme was recorded and produced by friend of the pod ⁠Teen Daze

    39 min
  • Brian Grubb: Internet mischief, writing for UPROXX, and "the wheelchair stuff" | LOG OFF Episode 1

    UPROXX editor-at-large Brian Grubb discusses the internet mischief he's made over the years, and his fascinating career journey, including his Danger Guerrero years and "the wheelchair stuff."

    Follow Brian on Bluesky, Twitter/X, and Threads. Read his work on UPROXX and subscribe to his weekly newsletter on Substack.

    LOG OFF explores the convergence of real lives and the Internet - and how to navigate the complicated web we've tangled ourselves in. Everyone has an Internet story to tell, and host Ryan Perry wants to hear all of them.

    New episodes premiere every Friday. For more LOG OFF, follow on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter/X.

    LOG OFF is recorded, edited, produced, and promoted by Pennant Digital in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

    The LOG OFF theme was recorded and produced by friend of the pod Teen Daze

    1 hr 14 min

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LOG OFF⁠ explores the convergence of real lives and the Internet - and how to navigate the complicated web we've tangled ourselves in. Everyone has an Internet story to tell, and host Ryan Perry wants to hear all of them.