Fast Company recently profiled social media managers and the stressors they face. We also discuss our strangest social media posting moments.

Reddit took over Wall Street last week and wreaked havoc thanks to a few shares of Gamestop. We look at that and what it might mean for social media's impact on the economy.

Snapchat has added a new feature in an attempt to take on TikTok. The catch is that they are paying people to create on their platform. Finally, we couldn't let the week go by without talking about Bernie memes.

Since our last show, President Trump has been banned from all social media platforms and Parler has been kicked off of AWS. We discuss the ramifications of these and whether or not this is a slippery slope to ban conservative thought. Also, we take a look at why TikTok content seems to be driving the bus of viral content in today's culture.

The events and subsequent insurrection on January 6 were undoubtedly inflamed by social media—including the Twitter account of the President. On this week's episode, we discuss the ramifications of social media threats and the suspension of the President's account.

2020 was the year of TikTok. Today we look at the TikTok 100 and list our favorite videos of the year.

Spotify released their annual "wrapped" lists for users, so we take a look at what music we listened to this year and how the social aspect of these reports helps the companies with free marketing. Also, we share our favorite books of the year.

We're having fleets and dressing for Thanksgiving dinner...or something like that. This week, we cover the latest development from Twitter as well as rank our favorite Thanksgiving dishes and desserts.

Kendall Baker of Axios Sports joins us to discuss his rise as a newsletter content creator, how he started his newsletter, and what elements have been keys to the growth of Axios Sports.

The episode title will make sense once you listen. Trust us. Today, we discuss misinformation surrounding the presidential election as well as an episode of 99% Invisible on Google's "Next Billion Users" project.