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Episode 128 was recorded on Thursday, 9/21! I cover a ton of stuff but now I can't remember any of it so just come listen????? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sarah-kreutz/support

Welcome back to HSF&A! Are you Threading or Freading?! Giving you all our thoughts on Instagram's carbon copy but fun-time NEW social media app, Threads! It's cute & funny & a good scroll now but how long will it last before the Finstas start their own Threads account & troll for days? Hoping things don't move in that direction buuuuut most apps do unfortunately. The Taylors are back together again but not in the Back to December kinda way. Ali loves Speak Now TV & especially loved the SharkBoy cameo in the “I Can See You” music video. When he came out onstage during Ms. Swift's concert, Mr. Lautner did a little impromptu flippy & thankfully he didn't flop. We realized this week that frozen pizzas are the adult version of Lunchables but somehow even lazier. We finished The Bear which is very sad because we loved it but we started a new show called The Other Two & sad news there too, it's only 3 seasons in & it got cancelled. Sad & sad but that's okay because we're Happily Stuck Forever & Always & we hope you enjoyed this week's episode!

So much Bravo News, Social Media Trends and Pop Culture Nuggets to break down today we do not even know where to begin. First things first. The Scandoval. We analyze why this has become a pop culture phenom and explain why not everyone has fallen down this VPR rabbit hole. Next we break down all the RHONJ drama, the use of Finsta accounts, which Housewives and Celebs are behind which Finstas and why the RHONJ, RHOP and RHOBH women seem to use them more than any other franchise. Speaking of RHOP, we deep dive why Miss Candiace Dillard Bassett is carrying that entire franchise on her back, the joys of “Deep Space” and what we can expect as she heads out on a nationwide tour later this year. Finally, much like fantasy football, we break down our ideal fantasy RHUGT All Stars Cast just in case Bravo ever asks us. C'mon, you know they will. All this and more as we are joined by the boys from The Social Dose Podcast, Paris Nicholson and Michael Judson Berry @parisnicholson  @mjudsonberry  @behindvelvetrope @davidyontef BONUS & AD FREE EPISODES Available at - www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope BROUGHT TO YOU BY: GREENPAN - greenPan.us (Use Code VELVET For 30% Off Your Entire Order Plus Free Shipping On Orders Over $99)  INDEED - indeed.com/velvet (Start Hiring Now. Use Insta Match too!) ADVERTISING INQUIRIES - Please contact David@advertising-execs.com MERCH Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Episode 39, The Fellas link up with Victoria to discuss: Finstas, Name tats, Nail payments, The real prize, Dating unattractive people, Chasing dreams, Turn offs, Changes in dating, Social anxiety, Dating famous, Celeb crush, Vacations, Tricking stories, and Sexting

In this episode we discuss the finstas on the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City & we give our thoughts on Chris's "friendly" personality on the Real Housewives of Potomac! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/no-bs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-bs/support

SLC husbands are sooooo dicey!! Why are they so thirsty??  Is Angie H. really behind it all?  Plus, a health update from Teddi and she reveals all about the upcoming WWHL with the legend himself, her dad, John Mellencamp!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vanessa is on vacation in Mexico so Brett from @BravobyBrett joins us to break down this week's drama.  This episode is sponsored by Organifi, go to organifi.com/realmoms to get 20% your order. 

In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde discussed the new parental control features on Instagram and Meta's virtual reality headsets.Check out host Bidemi Ologunde's other creative outlets on LinkTree.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

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Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen's recent testimony before Congress has set in motion a renewed cycle of outrage over the company's practices—and a renewed round of discussion around what, if anything, Congress should do to rein Facebook in. But how workable are these proposals, really?This week on Arbiters of Truth, our series on the online information ecosystem, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Jeff Kosseff, an associate professor of cybersecurity law at the United States Naval Academy, and the guy that has literally written not just the book on this, but two of them. He is the author of “The Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet,” a book about Section 230, and he has another book coming out next year about First Amendment protections for anonymous speech, titled “The United States of Anonymous.” So Jeff is very well positioned to evaluate recent suggestions that Facebook should, for example, limit the ability of young people to create what users call Finstas, a second, secret Instagram account for a close circle of friends—or Haugen's suggestion that the government should regulate how Facebook amplifies certain content through its algorithms. Jeff discussed the importance of online anonymity, the danger of skipping past the First Amendment when proposing tech reforms, and why he thinks that Section 230 reform has become unavoidable … even if that reform might not make any legal or policy sense. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to another Episode. First and foremost, HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH! Now “Welcome to our OnlyFans” EP. 9 Thank You for Listening! Hope You All Enjoy! EP. 9 MOMENTS: (Audio only) 00:29 We introduce James Blake, our special guest, to this week's episode! He shares many things about his life from his current job, the process of his brand Late Arrival, and much more! (Audio only) 18:23 The discuss move towards movies, and how some actors get held to a certain role 23:54 Santino shares an experience he had at the gym 33:14 Mo and Fermin reveal that they had “Finstas” back in the day 45:03 ITS SPORTS TIME. From New Orleans not caring for their NBA team, to touching the surface on Brian Flores, and a lot more 55:42 The fellas bring up a debate that occurred during the previous ep recording 1:13:44 Music is now the topic and Santino shares how there is an over-saturation of music 01:25:40 Mo confesses that he hasn't watched much of Euphoria LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/dontquotemepodcast Instagram: https://instagram.com/dontquotemepod?utm_medium=copy_link Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dont-quote-me-podcast/id1600731510 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3iYvrUTVV9Rn7vo0AR3LwC?si=b68f1c1c3f974f01 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiuPQldGw3g4Lqx6Qj7TDZA

A review of the hilarious chaos that was our Drunk History episode, British Michael Jackson, Finstas, tea leaves, Edwin is That Girl, Famous Asses, and Chacarrón!  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quitters-never-give-up/message

A review of the hilarious chaos that was our Drunk History episode, British Michael Jackson, Finstas, tea leaves, Edwin is That Girl, Famous Asses, and Chacarrón!  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quitters-never-give-up/message

Nile and Britt discuss finstas, the Instagram phenomenom of creating a raw, unfiltered and private Instagram for close friends. The cohosts share their personal experiences with finsta, why they have one and how it can impact relationships and friendships.

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen's recent testimony before Congress has set in motion a renewed cycle of outrage over the company's practices—and a renewed round of discussion around what, if anything, Congress should do to rein Facebook in. But how workable are these proposals, really?This week on Arbiters of Truth, our series on the online information ecosystem, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Jeff Kosseff, an associate professor of cybersecurity law at the United States Naval Academy, and the guy that has literally written not just the book on this, but two of them. He is the author of “The Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet,” a book about Section 230, and he has another book coming out next year about First Amendment protections for anonymous speech, titled “The United States of Anonymous.” So Jeff is very well positioned to evaluate recent suggestions that Facebook should, for example, limit the ability of young people to create what users call Finstas, a second, secret Instagram account for a close circle of friends—or Haugen's suggestion that the government should regulate how Facebook amplifies certain content through its algorithms. Jeff discussed the importance of online anonymity, the danger of skipping past the First Amendment when proposing tech reforms, and why he thinks that Section 230 reform has become unavoidable … even if that reform might not make any legal or policy sense.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join me, my roommate Rachel (aka cool girl) & my dogs who wouldn't shut up to talk all things social media. We dive into living in New York City, TikTok hate, cancel culture, the D'amelios, Emma Chamberlain and the pertinence of a strong private story. Love you so very much!

By Walt HickeyWelcome to the Numlock Sunday edition.This week, I spoke to Sarah Frier, the author of No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram. The past two weeks has revealed a great deal of information about how Instagram and Facebook operate thanks for the most part to a trove of documents published by The Wall Street Journal. Sarah's covered the inner workings of Instagram and its tenuous relationship with Facebook for a long time, and with her book now coming out in paperback this week I wanted to talk to her about what we've just learned, how Facebook got more powerful in the pandemic, what we've always known about Facebook, and how deep into this company's culture this goes. Sarah can be found at Bloomberg where she runs the big tech team, she's on Twitter and the book No Filter is available wherever books are sold. This interview has been condensed and edited. Sarah you are the author of No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram, that this week is coming out in paperback. Can you tell us a little bit about the book?No Filter is the first book to give the behind-the-scenes story of how Instagram came to be so powerful, have so much of a hold over our culture, over our economy, over our sense of self. I think that the paperback comes out at a time that the app has just become even more relevant. You would think that an app that was about measuring us socially and sharing our experiences would maybe dwindle during a deadly pandemic that forces us to stay inside, but in fact, when we remained at home, we scrolled more, and we shared more. Some of the in-person stuff we were doing became on Instagram and some of the small businesses that were trying to figure out how to sell stuff with their doors closed shifted to Instagram.It's just become an even more relevant story today. I know I'm biased, but with the book, what I try to do is I didn't want to just tell the corporate story. I wanted to tell the story of how those internal decisions affected us on the outside, changed our culture, changed our world. And hopefully people who read it will feel that way.I really enjoyed the cultural parts. I enjoyed the rise of influencer culture and how kind of cultivated that all was. To your point, that has only gotten more significant in the past year.There's been a couple of recent revelations about Facebook and Instagram in particular that echo some of the stuff that you wrote about. Do you want to talk a little bit about what the past two or three weeks have been for Facebook and Instagram?Oh, my goodness. They've had to reckon with some truths here from the Wall Street Journal. They had an incredible leak of documents. They called them the Facebook Files, and they just were probably very painful if you're a Facebook employee because these are the stories that they've tried to tamp down on. When Congressmen and women have asked Facebook, "Is Instagram harmful for teens?" Their response is always, "Oh, the research is mixed." Well, this shows definitively in their own internal research that, yes, they know that it's harmful for teen body image for girls and boys.The Journal had several parts of the investigation, some of them have to do with Facebook Inc. One really uncovered how the company does not have appropriate staff in countries where it's in languages where it just simply doesn't have people to moderate that content. This is a product used by more than 3 billion people around the world, and when you consider that fact, it's more than half of the world's internet connected population.These products have just enormous impact and they're all controlled by a single person who doesn't want us to think anything badly about them. And so, they consistently obfuscate the truth. They make sure that there's nothing out there that could be negative for Facebook or Instagram. And in doing so, are totally disingenuous because of course there's stuff that is real awful that is happening on their platforms.On that note, one thing I really liked about your book, was that it was kind of very personal, describing the relationship between Kevin Systrom and Mark Zuckerberg. And at the time, it can kind of be like, "Oh, is this just drama between two dudes who are very powerful?" But to your point, it is one person who controls this entire ecosystem. Do you want to get into that?Well, I think it's a huge challenge for Facebook, that they have all the voting power, all of the control, centered in this one person who has not surrounded himself with anyone that will critique him. He just simply isn't trusted anymore. If you're using Facebook, you've been lied to so many times or you've been misled so many times, that it's simply is not a product that you can trust, at least not under Mark Zuckerberg's leadership.I think that this company has only given him more power over time. I think that in the Instagram story, you'll see that he is working to consolidate power at Facebook, taking more control over the future of Instagram, more control over the future of WhatsApp, and Oculus and integrating that into the core product. And Facebook Inc is not as important as Facebook, the Social Network. I mean, that's really the core of it all. That's his brainchild that he wants to survive.It's just incredible how the company is attempting to pretend like it doesn't do anything wrong. I was talking with some colleagues the other day, and we were talking about the fact that Facebook doesn't just come out and say, "Listen, the reason we do it this way is because we're a business and we need to money. And if we did it the way you're saying we should do it, well, that might be better for our users, but we lose a ton of money."Right.That would be honest.The tobacco companies did that for years. And it's a viable, straightforward argument in the United States. There is something said for, "I have a fiduciary responsibility to my shareholders to maximize profit, which is why I'm making the decisions that I'm making."Facebook has never said that, ever.It's always like, "No, it's good."They're saying, "Listen, we have the interests of our users, first and foremost. Privacy is at the foundation of our business. Wellbeing, we are making incredible investments." All of these things, over and over and over become these lines in PR. But ultimately, yeah, Facebook is a business and their main objective is to grow.Can you get into their growth because even in the past year, it's been substantial since we last chatted?With the pandemic, there were fewer things that you could do in person, whether that was shopping or going to a concert or hanging out with your friends. Facebook, and especially Instagram, took advantage of that shift and moved a lot of our offline activity online, especially in the case of small businesses. Now they're leaning hard into content creators. I think that they're trying to make this trend exist beyond the pandemic, whenever that may end. That's the case with all the tech companies. You saw Amazon get more powerful, you saw Google get more powerful, because these companies are now the infrastructure of our society. They're almost as crucial as any of the roads we use. It's just like, this is how we live, is through Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, Google, especially in a mode where we've been forced, virtually.To that end, what you're kind of describing there is getting utility-esque. Right? And we've seen some stuff from the FTC this year. What's kind of been going on, on that end, because it seems like they've been playing a little bit of tennis with the courts?Yes. So, what you're referring to is a monopoly claim from the FTC that Facebook has just way too much power over our social interactions. And so much so, that it is considered a monopoly. And that monopoly has been enriched by the purchases of Instagram and WhatsApp, purchases that the FTC considers to be anti-competitive.Because if you look at what internal documents show, and if you read, No Filter, of course, you will see that the reason that mark Zuckerberg buys Instagram is to quash a competitor.Really? The entire reason?Well, absolutely. I mean, he would rather own it than have someone else own it. He would like for Facebook to be somewhere in mobile. At the time, they didn't have really, a mobile strategy. And one of the things that points to this, there's an anecdote in my book where Instagram comes and joins Facebook HQ. The acquisition was announced for a billion dollars, and was the most anyone ever paid for a mobile app.And in the first weeks that they're there, the growth team at Facebook says, "I'm sorry, but we really can't help you grow until we find out if you are a threat to sharing on Facebook."Huh?So, they ran a study to see if Instagram was threatening Facebook. They were willing to let it wither, this incredible investment, if it was going to be a problem for Facebook down the road. And then you see that later, when Zuckerberg sees Instagram becoming more popular, really on that ramp to a billion users.It coincides with this time that we're all scrutinizing Facebook a lot more, after Donald Trump is elected president, the spread of misinformation on Facebook is scrutinized, violent live video, et cetera, et cetera, privacy scandals come about. And Zuckerberg is thinking, "The reason people may not be using Facebook so much is because they have this alternative, that we've been pumping resources into. So, maybe the problem is that we should be directing more attention from Instagram to Facebook."It's at the root of a lot of personal difficulties between the founders.It was jealousy.Seems like a fascinating way to run a business.Yeah, because he owns Instagram. Right? He owns this product that's incredibly successful and he doesn't want it to cannibalize. That's the word they use internally. He doesn't want it to cannibalize Facebook.Again, that sounds a little like buying rival businesses, in order to guarantee that they don't undermine me. That sounds extremely anticompetitive. Oh, you mean, buying something so that they won't compete with you, is anti-competitive? Yeah.That's the definition. But, the law is a little squishy on this. If you and I look at this and say, "Okay, is Instagram a part of Facebook strategy to quash competitors?" Of course, it is. They have a version of every competing product. They have reels to compete with TikTok, they have IGTV to compete with YouTube. They have highlights to compete with all sorts of stuff. There's this infrastructure of things. If you break down every product in Instagram, it correlates with something else outside. And Instagram's purpose within Facebook is really to be the product that brings in that audience. And compared to other products at Facebook, they're doing a much better job. That's about that longevity, that's about the continued domination of Facebook around the world.If I may. some of my favorite things in your book were just how initially Facebook was worried about Twitter. And they used Instagram to really kind of poach stuff away from Twitter. And I'm almost kind of wondering is Facebook the quarterback in this situation and they're using Instagram kind of like a lineman? Really just the thing that hits the threats, in order to preserve home base of Facebook?Yeah, I would say that, that's a pretty good interpretation because when you look at something like reels, do we need reels? Do people need that on Instagram? When Instagram still had its founders and they copied Snapchat stories, Snapchat was a threat for sure, especially among that younger demographic. But there was also a real reason that they needed to do it for their user base because people were incredibly anxious about posting on Instagram. And that anxiety was actually bad for growth. Because if you don't think that your life is worth posting about, you are going to post less. And when you look at Instagram, it's not going to be full of content from your friends who were also all anxious, it's going to be content from celebrities. And then you'll think, "Nobody hangs out here anymore." And the app dies. That was the thesis of why they did Instagram stories, so there would be some lower pressure way to post on Instagram. But when you think about reels, the reason for reels was, "Oh my God, everybody loves TikTok. We need reels." And then, you are Mark Zuckerberg solving a business problem. You're not Instagram solving a user problem.It seems like TikTok is really giving them a real run for their money. I know that Snapchat took a ding from the adaptation of stories, but is actually kind of still doing decently to this day. But TikTok really seems like it's been the first thing that really has kind of stolen Instagram's thunder, particularly in the past year.Well, I would say that TikTok, yes, in part, because Facebook is so determined to move in the same direction that TikTok is moving. One of the things that's interesting about Snapchat is they're trying to do things in their own unique way. It's a little quirky and it doesn't necessarily fit with what you expect every social network to be doing.But Instagram is kind of just hitting back with the same play. And I think that in that sense, you get an app that strays a little bit from its purpose. And when you think about what Instagram's purpose is now, it used to be very clear. There's a place where you go to share the highlights of your life, and make your life appear more beautiful and perfect than it actually is. And discover corners of society that maybe you didn't know about before.Now, you have reels, you have IGTV, you have regular posts, you have Explore, you have all of these different components of Instagram. You have direct messaging, which is combined with Facebook messenger. You have text posts, you have memes. It's just like, it's everything to everyone.And I think that that becomes difficult.That's really interesting. There's one thing that I wanted to talk about from your book that has to do kind of with the recent news, and that has to do with kind of teens using Facebook. A lot of what you cover in the book is just how development happened on the platform for a while, that really came from its user base. Like, teens came up with the idea of making Finstas and they had to find out — why are Finstas a thing?And then, I guess, I'm kind of curious, as we kind of saw with some of the recent revelations, this isn't really a particularly healthy platform for its users. Can you just expand on some of the stuff that you wrote about in the book when it came to youth users, and then how that kind of reflects on some of the things that we've seen in the past two weeks?Yeah, I talked a little bit about this, about the intense anxiety for posting on Instagram and why that was bad. But Instagram didn't really look into this, in any formal way until around 2015. And when they did, they heard a lot from teens about how hard it was on them to keep up appearances on Instagram. And teens had all sorts of strategies. Some would just delete their entire grid of photos every month and post a new one, or they would try to find a way to, as you said, have a fake Instagram, which is really their real Instagram. And, of course, they use things like filters for their faces to make themselves appear more attractive, get rid of their acne, whiten their teeth, whatever the case may be.The way that Instagram learned a lot more about teens is they would have this Thursday teen observation, where they would have a bunch of product people, sometimes including Instagram's CEO, sitting at this table. And there was this one way mirror and the teens are on the other side discussing the new products that Instagram is building. And they often don't know that it's Instagram building them. But all the things that they're saying about it are being observed by this internal team drinking a bottle of wine on a Thursday night.That's wild.And that's how the product development works at Facebook. I mean, there's a lot of focus grouping, a lot of observation. The goal isn't like, "Let's make sure this is a product that's healthy for our users.", as much as it's, "Are people going to use this? Is it going to increase their time spent on the platform? Is it going to increase engagement with Instagram? Is it going to improve our retention?" All of those things.Remind me — I think that some of the things that came out — were there opportunities to install fixes, whether it was on Facebook or Instagram, I don't recall which. But that got shut down because engagement did not go up.Right. If there is a solution to some wellbeing problem that also dings at engagement, it's really just not going to work. I mean, look what they did, they were going to get rid of likes, and they'll say that they did, but the likes still exist. You can just hide them. And that's the way that they've done a lot of their wellbeing initiatives. For example, if you want to not see all of the comments that are calling you a slut, you just mute the word, slut. Right?Oh, God.But that doesn't mean that you're not getting those comments. And if you're being attacked, you kind of want to see it. I think that, that's the problem with likes too. If you're hiding your likes, but you're still getting that score every day on your photos it's like telling someone, "You can have a test, but we're not going to show you the grade, if you don't want to see it." Everyone wants to see what grade they got on the test. It's irresistible.And it's not just the likes. It's the followers, it's the comments, it's the views on your stories, the order of people who view your story, everything gets obsessive. You can turn your account into a business account and see, "Oh, I have an audience that is more heavily female and concentrated in Brazil. And they look at my profile in between the hours of 4:00 and 6:00 PM most." If you are a young person in the world, you can know that much about what people think about you. It's not a real measure of how relevant or popular or interesting or exciting your life is. It is a measure of how well you're playing the game.You're in charge of big tech coverage at Bloomberg. In the end of September, they had an editorial that basically said, "Instagram is no place for kids." But also, stop me if they canceled this, but Facebook is literally building an Instagram for kids. [Ed note: the day after we recorded this they did in fact delay it] At a certain point, are they going to have an obligation under any of the online protection acts that we have for children who use the internet? At what point does this become more of a liability for them than anything else?Well, that is certainly something that everyone in Washington is up in arms about, on both sides of the aisle. We've seen a lot of screaming matches, a lot of strongly worded emails. The question is can you stop them from doing it? I don't really think that you can.They did roll out Messenger Kids. And that, of course, had a lot of similar concerns and privacy issues. But the product has been relatively successful. We haven't gotten strong numbers, but it does exist and it is used. I think Instagram, it's hard to make an Instagram for kids that doesn't use tons of images of children in it. Right? Instagram is about images.So, I'm curious to see what that product looks like. The thesis is that kids use Instagram no matter what. So, we want to make a safe space for them. But Instagram hasn't made a very strong effort to root out the under-13 audience on Instagram. They've made a few steps towards better age verification, but it's really easy to find nine year olds hanging out on Instagram and just using it the way we all use it.It sounds a little bit like what the tobacco industry had to deal with. Again, underage smoking was not considered a very good thing. It happened, absolutely. And they got dinged for not doing enough to stop it. And it wasn't particularly healthy for anyone involved in it.That, though, is a very highly regulated industry now. And this social media industry, I mean, how do you even regulate it? It's speech by people. If you are the government and you say, "Well, we don't want Facebook to show anyone anti-vaccine misinformation." Well, then you have to define that. It just gets really complicated. In that category, of course, the science has changed over the course of many months.It's a tricky problem to solve. What I hope happens when people read the book is they understand the infrastructure of these products, the motivations of these executives, the grow-at-all-costs mentality at Facebook, and are able to make healthier decisions for themselves, informed decisions about how they want to use the products with some level of intention. And maybe that's a way to help it be healthier.All right. So, to make an informed decision, you have got to be informed and the book is No Filter. It won a bunch of best book awards last year, right? Like NPR, the Economist, I think McKinsey, rightIt was the Financial Times McKinsey Business Book of the Year, which was very exciting!Very cool! And it's out in paperback now, and folks can get it anywhere.Anywhere. Anywhere books are sold, eBooks, audio books, it's there,Sick. And then where can folks find you?I am on Twitter and Instagram and everywhere that people are on the internet these days.If you have anything you'd like to see in this Sunday special, shoot me an email. Comment below! Thanks for reading, and thanks so much for supporting Numlock.Thank you so much for becoming a paid subscriber! Send links to me on Twitter at @WaltHickey or email me with numbers, tips, or feedback at walt@numlock.news. Get full access to Numlock News at www.numlock.com/subscribe

The hosts start with a quick convo with U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy about what he'd tell the vaccine reluctant if he had a finsta, breakthrough infections, and why we already have the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel: vaccines. Then, Kaitlin and Sami join to react to the new eviction moratorium and the Attorney General investigation into Governor Andrew Cuomo for sexual harassment and assault.

Ashley + Ashley are back in the studio this week to discuss backseat baby drivers, Drake's new boo, and the facts about Finstas.  Included in the discussion:00:15 –  Ashley N's youngest needs more Jesus in her life, and a talk about childhood church experiences leads the ladies down memory lane. 05:10–  Struggle meals. We've all been there, right? Sometimes it's out of necessity, and sometimes it's just easier. The Ashleys share their appreciation for all their moms did to stretch the family budget and make the impossible possible.  We want to hear from The People. What are your favorite struggle meals?18:18 – Ashley W had a fan encounter this week, but she was the one who froze up. Where they do that at?!? How should you act when total strangers know EVERYTHING about you? 26:19 – Ashley W was robbed this week, and her laptop was held hostage. Was it a crackhead heist or simply a scam? And in other news...Ashley N's identity thieves were apprehended. Is this real life or an episode of “Law & Order?” 36:12 – Question Time! Ashley + Ashley are discussing TV couple goals, dressing order, last meals, and pooping in comfort.Follow the show:www.askashleypodcast.com @askashleypodcast on InstagramAsk Ashley on YouTubeAsk Ashley on FacebookPick up the merch:Shop Ask AshleyFollow Ashley W:www.dearyoungqueen.com@dearyoungqueen on InstagramFollow Ashley N:www.shopanstyle.com@ashleynorthstyle on InstagramThis episode is presented by Dear Young Queenwith production by Due South Media©2021 Dear Young Queen

Theme Parks: Jim is drunk and Mike is excited, lets talk theme parks forever. Galaxy's Edge BOUND!Vaccine Conspiracy: People are sticking magnets to their vaccine location and it is sticking! Zaddy Biden tricked us all.Marvel Movie Order: To a child today it has to be overwhelming, what order do you show these movies and which ones can be skipped!?THINK YOU'RE SO FUCKING COOL!, THE LAST BOY SCOUT!, PETE AND PETE!, THEME SONG!, POLARIS!, HEY SANDY!, 14 YEAR ANNIVERSARY!, CHILD GETTING HIS DICK SUCKED!, DRIVE IN!, CHANNEL 5 NIGHTLY NEWS!, DAN TALKTON!, VERSION OF JEFF'S CHOMO TOWN JIM!, GIRL WITH DOWNS!, DEVIL TOWN!, DANIEL JOHNSTON!, HOT FACE!, DIDN'T KNOW!, 9 BEERS JIM!, THE FIEND!, FERAL!, WEAPON X!, CHUG!, THEME PARKS!, DISNEYLAND!, UNIVERSAL STUDIOS!, STAR WARS BOUNDING!, NO JEFF!, FATE!, CHARACTERS!, VAX MAKES YOU GAY!, GAY CROONING!, BACK STORY!, CHROMOSOME!, FINSTAS!, GOGGLES!, LIGHTSABER!, VI MORADI!, HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS!, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE!, SCARES!, ORLANDO!, VELOCICOASTER!, JURASSIC WORLD!, ROLLERCOASTER!, HAGRID COASTER!, VOLCANO BAY!, HAWAII!, WRESTLEMANIA!, SUITE!, DUMMY!, THICK THIGHS!, WITCH VIBES!, CORNER SUITE!, BARNEY RUBBLE ASS!, NO MASKS!, VACCINES!, MAGNETS!, CHIPS!, PRO VAX!, NEEDLE!, RETRACTABLE!, CONSPIRACY!, CLEVELAND!, LOTTERY!, MILLION DOLLARS!, SCHOLARSHIP!, HICCUPS!, SKIPPABLE!, MARVEL MOVIES!, ORDER!, SKIPPABLE!, BLACK PANTHER!, IRON MAN 2!, IRON MAN 3!, AVENGERS!, BLACK PANTHER!, THOR DARK WORLD!, WINTER SOLDIER!, INCREDIBLE HULK!You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

Episode 04: Social MediaWelcome back to The Psychotic Break! Likes, comments... ACTION! In this week's episode, Kimi and Madey discuss their experiences with social media on a psychological level. They discuss in-depth about their own online habits and the deeper meaning behind social media. Tune in to hear about Instagram intricacies, FOMO, Finstas, and social HIPPO-criticism. Instagram: @thepsychoticbreak.pod

This week we talk about the eugenics movement in popularized by the nazis and how we may be doing our own little eugenics movement subconsciously when we date. We also talk about the different kinds of finstas and Gus gives us some insight on how his tastebuds work.

This week we talk about the eugenics movement in popularized by the nazis and how we may be doing our own little eugenics movement subconsciously when we date. We also talk about the different kinds of finstas and Gus gives us some insight on how his tastebuds work.

In this week's episode, I am joined by Brendan and Arya! We talk about their first year in college, puking and losing our phones in Ubers, and more! Tune in to around 24 minutes, where we expose our Finstas.

In this week's episode, we talk about YouTuber Gabi DeMartino getting deplatformed off OnlyFans after she sold a sexualised video of herself as a child under false pretenses. We explore the consequences of celebrities and influencers using these alternative platforms as a "finsta" to connect on a deeper level with their audiences and how changing algorithms on YouTube and Instagram have become a catalyst for greed. Use code COCOBFF for 20% CoCoDRY fake tan setting powder: https://cocodry.com.au/ Follow us: https://www.instagram.com/centennialbeauty/?hl=en Join our closed FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3178046912258044  Viral news recap: TikTok Room creator awards Braddison is OFFICIAL! Dixie D’Amelio deletes teaser of new song off TikTok after getting negative feedback Charli D’Amelio adds investor to her resume with teen banking start-up app Step Tana Mongeau goes on Call Her Daddy Articles mentioned: https://centennialbeauty.com/gabi-demartino-onlyfans-sexual-video-child-apology/ https://centennialbeauty.com/charli-damelio-investor-teen-banking-app-step/ https://www.insider.com/gabi-demartino-onlyfans-taken-down-underage-video-child-porn-2020-12 

Today I am joined with my close family friend Aishani! We expose our finstas, talk about main character energy, and explain how I stole her birthday presents when I was younger. My favorite part is when we start sharing our finstas at around 28:30! Sit back and enjoy!

How else are we supposed to discuss things that are deleted in the group? Yeah, I left Adderall & Compliments a long time ago. The friends I made... I have their cell numbers. I’m not trying to hide anything. I know I did something wrong, and I paid for it dearly. God forgives though, and that’s all I am trying to say. If someone doesn’t admit to doing anything wrong then...how will you ever change? I have one account on Reddit. Finstas because of my ex husband. I’m trying to make sure his new wife knows the truth. I went thru hell and back...so what are you threatened to out me about? I don’t get it? I have proof too, so go ahead and post whatever you want. I never knew Ali, but apparently she called CPS on someone. The info is all over the Reddit. She was responding to a 40 day old post. I am not alone in this form of bullying. Lylas --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

GENERATION GAB! It's the show where a millennial (Chase O'Donnell) and a gen X (John Lehr) talk about the differences of their generations. If for no other reason than to make each other laugh. This week we focus on generation Z and all the new slang words that this hip and cool generation have come up with. You’ll also hear us gab about weddings, bachelorette parties and Finstas.. (Fake instagrams). Our sponsor is AVGearGuy.com. Mention our podcast at checkout for 5% off! Also, please check out Generation Gab's Patreon page www.patreon.com/generationgab. You will find today's entire episode plus the video recording. Thanks to all of our lovely patrons who have already become part of the fam! 

This week, The Head Doctor and Slangin Byrds join The Wayfarer and The Bottom Feeder as we give out our Organic Shoutout, finstas (6:28), Bottom Feeders (14:36), Kamala for Vice President (28:09), Pence defends America's meat (54:15), and Selah Marley (70:26).  Check out the official Self Medicated Podcast Playlist on Spotify! Don't forget to rate and review wherever you tune in, and tell a friend to tell a friend! Follow our social media pages and let us know what topics we should cover! Follow us on all platforms: IG & Twitter: TheSelfMedPod Facebook and Youtube: The Self Medicated Podcast

On this episode Umair and Omar talk about how dogs live their lives, why people create Finstas and how everyone is ready to take TikTok's place. Umair talks about his paranoia of the governments spying on us while Omar shares his culinary expertise. They talk about the struggle of staying healthy and how doctors face a difficult dilemma. Most importantly they discuss the widespread inequality in the world specifically racism and learn what BLM is and how racism comes about in our systems. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/burgerboys/message

Today we dive in on the rise of only fans, the culture of finsta's, Drakes Relevance, and One Hit Wonders! Be sure to hit us up with the topics you guys would love for us to talk about.

spams/finsta management is a delicate tango, this episode is a rollercoaster so fasten ur seatbelts dawg

On this episode, the team deep dives into what is really going happening on OnlyFans, Finstas, and Private stories. Other Topics: French Montana vs. Kendrick Lamar, they discuss the Savage (remix), and the College graduate who thinks he`s the real prize. Peanut might subscribe for Beyonce. Nike is not your close friend. Davell has an account Kai has a private story. Follow the podcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram: @TheSaylessPod Follow the Host on Instagram: Nike - @Nike2wavy Peanut - @Imso88 Davell - @Savedbydavell Kai - @Thekaidiamond Questions or feedback for the show? Email us at saylesspodcast4@gmail.com Thanks for tuning in!

Rookies are back talking about the time Hannah's fake Instagram was exposed, and Katie's mishap with DaBaby at a club in LA. Our Guest is the badass Barbie Blank, also known as Kelly Kelly in WWE. Listen in to hear about her reality TV experience, relationships, and what wrestling move she uses on Bob Menery.

Sweet Dee and CJ are back with Sweet Scissorkicks! They talk so much that they have tangents upon tangents upon tangents! Follow us @baewatchpod on Instagram Email us at baewatchpod@gmail.com Call us and leave a voicemail at 650-275-3410 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/baewatch/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baewatch/support

Tune in to our second episode which features our new, "sessions," We talk about Finstas and other private social medias!

Have you ever looked at your kids phone and asked yourself, what the heck is a finsta? A tik tok? A snapchat? Well, you're not alone. Mock and Daisy have done the research for you and explain exactly what social media platforms our kids are using, what parents should be doing to keep track of their online presence and how to make sure that they're engaging in safe behavior online.

In this episode, we ask three important questions: Why is Buzzfeed so annoying? What's the deal with "Finstas"? Are E-Sports real sports?

Join David, Cal, and Harley Hermosillo as they talk about their screen times, rant about finstas, and argue about which essential skills is the most necessary

The David and Cal Show is a series within We The Students where we take a conversational approach to everything high school related. Join us in a period-long convo with special guests, students, and teachers while we talk topics that are important and relevant to today's students.

Post-grad has come with its good share of alone time, and after many months of very few human interactions, it's been getting a tad lonely. I'm sure you can understand this even if you're not in the post-grad stage of life. While thinking about loneliness, I came to understand how I use social media as a means to combat loneliness. In this episode, I discuss the topics of loneliness in college + post-grad life, finstas + my theories as to why people have them, and my experience with social media, sharing, and how I really think the desire to share our lives is just a basic human characteristic. If you're feeling lonely, have a listen. If you're struggling in college and post-grad with fostering intentional relationships, have a listen. If you have no idea what a finsta is, have a listen. Cheers, Yen

On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, #OurTownOurCrown, who's the player of the game? (00:00), are the New Jersey Devils in trouble? (09:30), the Edmonton Oilers are really good right now (30:30), the top lines of the Toronto Maple Leafs did not play well Saturday (39:00), Patrick Marleau is back and rolling (1:01:00), the Pittsburgh Penguins are streaking (1:05:00), when are the Oilers going to trade Jesse Puljujärvi? (1:17:00), Steve's Instagram and Rinstas and Finstas (1:24:00), bad news for the Coyotes (1:29:00), 1st overall pick trivia! (1:32:00), and ADAM HATES PUMPKIN! (1:41:00). Originally aired: October 14, 2019 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/acoLS3b4bww Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/fancydangleshirts Follow us on Twitter: @Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram: @SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/steve-dangle-podcast/id669828195?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On this episode, the boys discuss, the revolt summit with T.I and Candace Owens(8:00), was 6ix9ine latest update(38:20), going through phones(51:00), Finstas(1:00:00), California's bill to pay college athletes(1:08:24). Make sure you guys subscribe to catch the next episode of The Soapbox! Follow us on Ig: @Sunnyte_ @khurann @chef_keem @thesoapboxpodcast Twitter: @Sunnyte_ @KhuranAmal @soapboxpodcast1 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-soapbox8/support

The girls discuss what constitutes a f*ckboy/ABB and share personal stories dating them. They also discuss the topic of Finstas and how to slide into the DMs the right way.

TOPICS: Marvel superfan has seen ‘Endgame’ more than 100 times. David Ortiz stable after shooting in the Dominican Republic. According to Hypebot.com music represents 5% of the content on Youtube but 20% of the total views. Adults get caught in crossfire of teens AirDropping. Trump and Mexico reach a deal on trade, no tariffs will be imposed - so Trump says another deal is in the works and threatens tariffs again after backlash. | SEGMENTS | It’s Arguing Time: What do you wash first in the shower? What’s a more dangerous sport? Ice-Skating or Skiing? Why We Have Hope in the World Today: Socraddicts topics, BB + Max Muncy.

Our generation basically grew up as the Internet did too. Was the Internet your first friend? Did you grow up addicted, or deprived? And now, as adults, how do you utilize your social media?This week we explore how we grew up with (un)limited internet access. We also chat about instas, finstas, baby instas, and ads in social media. Visit us at eatyourcrust.com for special content or reach out to us @eatyourcrustpod on insta, twitter, facebook, or gmail - let us know how many snapchat streaks (fire) you have or what your favorite thing to flex on insta is ;) *NOTES*14:00 The "Momo challenge" is apparently a challenge that puts kids through dares that eventually lead up to a final dare of killing themselves. It is unclear if it is a real challenge that took lives or just a viral hoax. Read more. (Warning, there are some creepy pics in the article)14:30 "White... something" Actually referring to what was called the "Blue Whale game/challenge", very similar to the "Momo challenge" but confirmed to be the cause of over 100 deaths in over 20 countries. 15:30 Meatsp*n, Blue W*ffle, 2 G*rls 1 C*p - NSFW!!! We strongly discourage you from looking this up.44:30 - Fashion Nova - A women's fashion eCommerce website marketed as being affordable and thicc-girl-friendly. It had HUGE marketing campaigns all over YouTube, meme instas, Facebook, etc a few years ago.50:00 - Adblockers - so useful, please do yourself a favor and download one!!!

From sexting to cyberbullying, Finstas to Rinstas, medical advice to parenting tips, Marc and David explore many of the highlights from season one. They share their favorite moments from the podcast including some of their guests' most controversial statements, funniest comments and most surprising revelations. After the important lessons and big laughs, Marc and David provide a preview of season two and answer the #1 question everyone keeps asking: "What does their son think about their podcast?" This episode is sponsored by Hover. Head to hover.com/TOD for 10% off a custom domain name. Produced by The Podglomerate.

On this episode Marc & David sit down with 4 high school students and get right to the question most parents are wondering: “If we had access to your Finsta or “fake Instagram” account, what would we find?” The guests don’t hold back and take Marc and David on an entertaining and eye opening journey through the secret digital lives of today’s teens. It turns out Instagram and finstas in particular play a central role in teen culture- for better or for worse. This episode is sponsored by Hover. Head to hover.com/TOD for 10% off a custom domain name. Produced by [The Podglomerate].

Welcome to Rant City! Today we talk about Finstas and our hate for influencers. Enjoy!!

Wil is like yea I did that... what’s this a Bonfire?! Court is crying on the floor with a slight hangover and Leif is VOTE BETO holding down his girl B! It’s another episode of THE NARCISISTAS!! Wait wait... Listen for the Balenciagas... that’s right our guest this week is Harry Hill! Harry is giving us nose choreography because we Tyra’d it right out of him! Today we’re talking... MEMES.. it’s not a word it’s a lifestyle as in look at this MEME... fine I’ll live! We cover so much today from FINSTAS and the beginnings of The Very Harry Hill to making memes nonstop (Drake). What’s the secret to making successful MEMEs? It’s gotta give everyone a boner so SHELF IT if it’s not perfect!! Will Insta become Facebook?! What does it mean if all my targeted ads are crochet baby YEEZYS?! What shampoo do you use?! MOST IMPORTANTLY which American girl doll are you... is it the one with her horse and her secrets?! We end with a legendary round of our favorite game, WHAT GETS YOU HARDER?! Hear Harry Hills thoughts on JET LAG (who doesn’t love to be tired), COLD SORES and PEPPERONI NIPPLES! This ones for the middle children! Go see Skyscraper people! LISTEN UP! THEN GO RATE! REVIEW! FOLLOW! REPOST! SUBSCRIBE! VISIT www.narcisistas.com and SELL YOUR American Girl dolls for a pair of BALENCIAGAS!!!

This week's guest is Garrett Corcoran, a distance runner from California who runs for the Cal Bears and came to town to compete in last week's Adrian Martinez Classic. He came on the podcast with trusty recurring co-host Ben Bosworth and things got real, fast. Garrett's run sub-4 in the mile and sub-14 in the 5k, but on top of that, he's a very entertaining and worldly guy. We covered self-inflicted wounds, why he doesn't date runners, and got arguably our best burrito content to date. Plus we play a riveting game of MFK with all-male, all-pro runner rosters. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes and follow us on Facebook and Instagram @runyourmouthpod, and thanks for listening!

In the age of Twitter rants and Finstas— what's public and what's private? What do we hide from our employer and what should we be looking into when it comes to employees? Let's unpack getting personal on social media and keeping your online antics private.

It's going down in the DMs. Not really. This week we made a gay pilgrimage back to Western Mass to interview our twitter genius friend, Rochelle! We spoke with her about her twitter, learned about Finstas (are we getting old?), and the ways we edit ourselves on the internet. Tune in to hear us talk about queer representation on social media, the moments it's important to display our mistakes, and mooooore! Listen, subscribe, rate, & review on iTunes!

Niki Takesh is an actual unicorn. If you were into Tumblr, The Cobrasnake, or maybe even Myspace, there's no way you don't know who she is. Not only is she the only person I know who can pull off an entire Valentine's Day themed outfit, she's also an incredible friend. Listen to us talk about IUDS, period sex, medication, and finstas. @NikiTakesh @TakeshEyewear   *~* Email me questions you'd like to ask me and my guests at ImOverItPodcast@Gmail.com *~*

This class offers all of the college level Internet you can handle. We will be covering campus memes, Rate My Professor, online flirting and Finstas. Millennials are sitting in as our guest instructors. Things I Found Online is looking at life through the lens of the internet.

Cody's laptop is STOLEN! Sadly LA is not tech friendly. Backup your files to the cloud and recover quick. Michael is learning the UX of a baby. Google Wallet web app fail! Join us LIVE at Develop Denver. All of the Amazon News, let the grocery delivery wars begin! Twitter bubble ui, Snapchat map privacy and Finstas change Instagram.

"Have you heard?" With Wade, Malcolm, Hayden, and special guest Franco Zermeno. Have you heard about King tuts dagger? Nike's Breaking 2? Finstas and Rinstas? What's coming to theaters this summer?

Abbey and Bri talk about the potential of Abbey's eyebrows being ruined forever (don't worry - they weren't) and how young people these days have fake Instagram accounts. #FINSTAS. They also realize that the higher Meredith's ponytail is the earlier the season of Grey's. Bri admits on-air that she is too afraid to start new show and instead she chooses to watch Grey's over and over again. This is the first week that Bri and Abbey utilize the "Dear Shonda" segment of their podcast. They also spend way too much time trying to understand the episode titles before realizing they are all song names. UGH.

We put a bow on the now legendary thank you note, Albie learns about Finstas, what to do when your boss won’t stop asking you out and Candice brings her cheer mom status to new and potentially controversial heights. It's a must listen! Be part of the show: DearAlbieMailbag@gmail.com