Hey, everyone. It's me, Lizzie O'Leary. You are subscribed to this show for weekly analysis of technology, power, and of course, how the future will be determined.

Central to so much of that conversation is the Internet. So I want to tell you about a brand new show that I think you might like. In case you missed it is Slate's new podcast about Internet culture. It's a show for people who have a healthy

relationship with the Internet, made by people who really, really don't. It's hosted by Slate's

Madison Malone Kircher and Rachel Hampton. In the episode you're about to hear, they take you on an

all-access tour of Clubhouse, the invite-only audio app that already has millions of

users, including everyone from Elon Musk and Drake to Oprah and Joe Rogan. Madison somehow ends up

taking a shower with hundreds of other users? I don't know. The app doesn't allow people to record

and publish audio, so this episode will probably get them banned. If you like what you hear or you want to sound like the most internet savvy person in a group chat,

and you want to be the first to know whether Madison gets kicked off Clubhouse,

subscribe to, in case you missed it, wherever you get your podcasts.

That's I-C-Y-M-I, the podcast that's extremely online, so you don't have to be.

Hey, sorry.

I'm new to Clubhouse, so just figuring this out.

Can you hear me?

Yes, we can hear you.

Hi, I'm Rachel Hampton.

And I'm Madison Malone Kircher.

You're listening to I-C-Y-M-I.

In case you missed it.

Slate's podcast about internet culture.

There is absolutely so much we could talk about today.

The internet has been strangely fruitful this week.

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