You are tuned to the Nighttime Podcast, focused on the fringe of Canada.

Hello listeners.

In tonight's episode, we're going to dig into one of the stranger and oftentimes darker online subcultures that exist.

If you're a regular listener of Nighttime, you're likely already familiar with the concept of an in-cell.

They are the online community made up predominantly of men who define their identity by the fact that they are involuntarily celibate.

But as many Nighttime listeners also know, the in-cell subculture doesn't just collect on the internet and wallow in misogyny, self-pity, and entitlement.

Some members of the in-cell community have seen their inability to get laid as justification for horrific acts of mass murder.

It's twisted, dark, and a very troubling part of the internet.

But I think it's also fascinating, well worth exploring here on Nighttime.

To help guide us along the way, I have invited a colleague from the world of podcasting to join us here.

Nama Cates is the host of in-cell, a podcast focused specifically on this subculture.

So let's get into it.

Tonight, in this episode of Nighttime, Nama Cates will give us a guide at tour through the world of in-cells.

Tomorrow is the day of retribution, the day in which I will have my revenge against humanity.

Girls gave their affection and sex and love to other men, but never to me, instead of me, the supreme gentleman.

In terms of your feelings towards women in general, how would you describe that?

I would say that sometimes I am a bit upset that they choose to indeed obnoxious men instead of gentlemen.

A man allegedly went into a erotic massage partner in Toronto.

He allegedly attacked a young woman with a machete and killed her and then attacked a second woman.

The police are alleging that this attack was related to in-cell ideology.

Nama Cates, tell me you've been about you and about your show.

Basically, I have a show called In-cell.

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