A wonderful retrospective
I started reading Homestuck in about 2010. I was a kid who grew up on AIM, MSN messenger, flash games, ytmnd, something awful, /x/, etc. I found this series through their youtube recap, and my jaw dropped when I learned Michael was the original creator of smiledog. I was frequenting /x/ and sa at that time and I never knew he was into HS! A very thoughtful podcast, acknowledging both the bad and the good of internet culture of that time. I had so many internet friends at that time for the same reason; being otherwise isolated from people who liked the same things I did. The solution? Forums, chat rooms, places that were sometimes dangerous for me but sometimes forged lasting friendships, 20 years later. Such a great conversation about what is basically a time capsule. One that I wish the internet was mostly still like. At least google still functioned then.
horaios via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/04/24
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As someone with too little patience to read homestuck serially, this podcast will deepen your understanding of HS while also being hilarious and informative!
iceyyyyyicey via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 03/09/22
Nostalgia makes all things rose-y. Having read Homestuck when I was 13, it was easy to miss the deeper themes and context that made it both so successful and notorious. For any former or current fans out there (or anti-fans as well, I suppose), this podcast is a great in-depth look into the...Read full review »
Hsaksiisbajapdhs via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/21/22
I didn’t even want this show to exist and now it is my favorite on the network. In the end, Homestuck makes fools of us all.
JPhonic via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/29/22
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