ICYMI - What Makes Online Advice Good?

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🗓️ 15 October 2022

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

On the show today, Rachelle is joined by Slate’s Dear Prudence, Jenée Desmond-Harris to talk all about online advice. They discuss what her online life was like before she took over as Dear Prudence, how she decides what sort of advice to give out, and why she really enjoys being on Twitter. And Rachelle continues to wonder, was Jesus hot?

This podcast is produced by Daniel Schroeder, Rachelle Hampton, and Daisy Rosario.

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0:00.0	I want to see my car book eat a plate that looks like this.
0:04.8	They made me a million dollars to do this to myself.
0:08.0	Because they're better than that.
0:09.3	And low vibration.
0:13.3	Hi, I'm Rachel Hampton.
0:14.9	And I'm Janay Desmond Harris.
0:16.8	And you're listening to ICYMI.
0:19.6	In case you missed it, Slates podcast about internet culture.
0:23.4	And yes, that is the voice of none other than Janay Desmond Harris.
0:28.3	Slates.
0:29.0	Oh, and dear Prudence.
0:30.7	Thank you for joining me, Janay.
0:33.0	Thank you for having me on.
0:34.1	What took so long?
0:35.2	Just kidding.
0:35.6	Oh, just kidding.
0:38.4	Wow, we're just launching a median.
0:42.6	I've been waiting for my opportunity.
0:46.1	Wow, I'm so sorry.
0:47.7	I don't know what took so long.
0:49.9	I always try to advise people to have these tough conversations about things we need to say.
1:01.2	And I find it hard.
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