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“This is exactly what you think you would get from a podcast by two people who clearly spend way too much time engaging in, analyzing, and explaining social media. They find everything they do utterly fascinating and don’t seem to realize that humankind existed for quite a long time before they were born. Occasionally amusing and frequently tedious.”
sinoscuba via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/20/22
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“An ouroboros of stupidity. Oh! And Ryan Broderick is a known plagiarist who calls himself a journalist - look it up!”
Bob LaFollette via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/30/22
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“B3st hacker n3ws & tip5 since K3V1N M1tn1ck. Total learn4ge, h4vent leaRN3d th1s mUch AND w4sn't s0 1nsp1RED s1ncE 4ft3r 9/11. IF u l1st3N 2 tHI5, b rdy, ann0Nymou5 m1ghT call u.
Podcast 4 teH win!”Read full review »
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12/06/21
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“Content Mines is great. I've been following Ryan Broderick since the Internet Explorer podcast which this podcast takes the best parts of and expands it into a reasonable conversation. I love this podcast and look forward each new episode especially after something crazy happens on the internet.”Read full review »
Joshua.riley919 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/08/21
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