Most Embarrassing Thing On The Internet

No, Dear Evan Hansen isn't about a gay high schooler who broke his arm—but here's why everyone thought it was. Plus, what went down between the AP and Emily Wilder, and how the Why I Left BuzzFeed trend is still going strong, almost five years later.

How the real-time unraveling of DashCon marked the end of Tumblr's glory days—the same year Tumblr was used to document and share accusations of sexual misconduct against the nerdy bearded men of the Harry Potter fandom.

Refinery29 Money Diaries associate editor Hannah Rimm comes by to talk about coming out on Tumblr and how she handles the Money Diaries fandom.

Maya revisits the best Yahoo Answers ahead of the site's May 4 shutdown while Emma is over GaysOverCovid. Kate looks beyond the mold on Sqirl's 2020 reckoning. WARNING: This episode comes with extra kief, my dudes.

The saga of MySpace's Kiki Kannibal was way worse than anyone realized, and we still want justice for YouTuber Grace Helbig. Plus, Emma explains the story of Passover: the Taylor Swift Twitter stan who evaded the IDF.

Recipeasly tries to solve a problem that doesn't actually exist, and Curvy Wife Guy used the pandemic to film a ton of music videos. Plus, the saga between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy has gotten even more..........dramatic.

*TRIGGER WARNING* This episode contains discussion of sexual assault.

Katie Way talks about what happened behind the scenes of her infamous Aziz Ansari Babe Dot Net story, why she sent that DM to CNN's Ashleigh Banfield, and how writing the piece changed everything from her social media use to what she says on first dates.

Why "Call Her Daddy" should call a union, and what happened after internet culture writer Rebecca Jennings accidentally uploaded her nudes to her employer's CMS.

Vogue writer Emma Specter and I break down the Alison Roman-Chrissy Teigen drama from start to finish, and Emma tells me about the entire circle of friends she invented on LiveJournal to impress some girls at camp.

Writer Sesali Bowen is not embarrassed, but the men who slide into her DMs should be.