ICYMI: The Internet’s Biggest Secret

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🗓️ 20 May 2023

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

On today’s episode, Rachelle is joined for the first time by ICYMI’s new co-host. Tune in to hear their first internet memory, what four subreddits they visit every single day and the time they got catfished on mileyworld.com. This podcast is produced by Se’era Spragley Ricks, Rachelle Hampton and Daisy Rosario. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Sometimes running a business can feel like taking a penalty in front of all your mates
0:04.4	Who on ever?
0:05.6	And Serena Bigman
0:07.4	But zero online accounting software lets you manage your finances in real time,
0:11.0	keeping them running smoothly.
0:14.0	Soon it'll feel more like scoring a goal for the lionesses.
0:17.4	In the last minute of the game, add the Women's World Cup
0:20.6	Incredible goal!
0:22.0	With an over-eared kick.
0:24.0	Dream bigger, search zero with an X.
0:26.1	Zero, proud partner of England Women and the Faithful Women's World Cup 2023.
0:42.7	Hi Rachel Anthony.
0:44.3	And I'm Candice Lev and you're listening to I-C-Y-Am-I.
0:48.3	In case you miss this.
0:49.8	Slate's podcast about internet culture.
0:53.1	And I'm screaming crying.
0:56.4	Throwing up out of joy because after 10,
1:00.4	Holma, our search for co-hosts is finally ended.
1:04.7	Our long national nightmare is over.
1:07.6	Y'all will never have to hear me go long on Tumblr ever again.
1:11.2	That's a lie.
1:12.1	I'm lying.
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