There are No Girls on the Internet as a production of IHeart Radio and Unbossed Creative.

I'm Bridget Todd, and this is There Are No Girls on the Internet.

Today, I am not joined by my producer, Mike. I am joined by my producer, Joey Pat.

You don't always hear Joey's voice on the show, but you do hear their phenomenal editing

and their phenomenal, I don't know, internet cultural takes. We talked about Joey's

appearance on the podcast Stuff Mom Ever Told You, really doing a phenomenal and thoughtful job breaking down that kids' online safety act that we're all discussing on the show.

Joey, thank you so much for being here.

Hey, thank you, Bridget, for having me on. Super excited.

I'm excited, too. So first, I would love to just sort of let folks get to know you. What is your experience like on the internet? What do you care about online? What brings you to conversations on the internet? For sure, yeah. So I, again, my name is Joey. I am a producer here at I Heart. I work on a couple different shows. I do work on a stuff mom never told you, told you, like Bridgett said. Should check out that

episode if you can. But yeah, I am very much an internet kind of person, a very chronically

online person. I will call myself sometimes, not necessarily in a positive way, but I, you know,

I am Gen Z. I'm an older Gen Z person, so I grew up with social media more or less, like, in high,

I don't know, I got on social media on, like, high school, I guess that's more or less

going up with social media.

Anyways, I was a big, like, you know, I was really into Tumblr back in the day when

that was a big thing.

I personally, you know, if you've

listened to Smitty, you know this. I'm a big, like, fandom person. So that always was my

introduction to like social media sites and all of that. I am still on Twitter, unfortunately,

hanging on. We'll see.

Although, I don't know.

That might be ending soon.

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