Hi, I see why my listeners. I hope y'all are having an incredible week, but if you're not, I've got a few little treats in store for y'all.

The first is that I can finally say we are so, so so close to finally making a co-host higher.

I truly cannot express how grateful I am for y'all sticking around for this transition period

that went longer than I think any of us really anticipated.

But the new I see why my era is imminent and I cannot wait to share it with y'all.

The second little treat is today's episode, which is a favorite from our early days.

I know it seems like years ago that we all discovered that a man was selling human bones on tiktok,

and that's because it was years ago, and he's still doing it!

So, in honor of that, we are re-running our August 2021 episode,

someone is selling human bones on tiktok, which featured not only our daily departed Madison Malone

Kircher, but also features an expert in funeral and cemetery law who explains all the legalities

of the human bone market. It's a great listen, it's a fascinating listen, it's kind of perfectly

captures how absurd everything felt in 2021, and somehow still feels now. You'll learn a lot,

and I hope you really enjoy it.

Hi, my name is Madison Malone Kircher, and I'm Rachel Hampton, and you're listening to

IzuImi. In case you missed it, Slade's podcast about internet culture. We have some unfortunate news.

Yic Yac, the anonymous college gossip app. It's back. It's Yic back. Oh god, you just had to,

you just had to say it didn't you. I did. After a week of teasing on Twitter that it might be

coming back, it might not be the geolocated anonymous gossip app popular on college campuses,

launched back in, let's say 2014, 2013. It's back in town, and it was to my recollection,

a nightmare if you were a certain age, say college slash high school, the last time it came around.

It was a nightmare, but it was also a dream in that I love gossip, and Yic Yac was the best for

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