The Read Feed Show

Van's back and that means: we're back. Episode 9 covers online tax software, instagram filters, and more.

We dive into Van's latest sponsor 36 Lyn Refuel Station a Minnesota based Convenience Store which offers multiple promotions for both listeners and the enigmatic Bugmane2000.

After a week long protest that Van didn't write the GPT-4 episode we dig into two full episodes of THE READ.

Episode 6 we dive into a mystery that may not be fully solved: Just how much have machines taken over content creation? We debate the possibility a cyborg James Trevor versus a completely AI version. We talk about payroll.  And, we dive into a borderline invasive google search into Van's orgins.

We talk about Van talking about the least sold Funko Pop toys on Fun.com. In Generational Loss we talk about first wave URL domain names and in GET IN THE VAN, Amy recounts Van's top credits on IMDB.

Sean and Amy chart the tonal shift in THE READ as Van turns watchdog against his very sponsor ATLAS VPN. In the spirit of Van's journalistic inquiry, Amy turns the same magnifying glass on the wonderful worlds of ownership behind The Read.

We discuss episode 3 of The Read concerning online sensation Seppita Mobile, a series of Super Bowl ads for a phone service like Mint Mobile. Meanwhile, Amy debuts a new regular feature, "Get in the Van" as well as a new intro ripped from The Read, itself!

Recap and review of Episode 2 of The Read. Van talked about Otterbox and recaps episode 1. We talk about that.

Artists and fans Amy Smoot and Sean Mills dig into the first episode of Van Robichaux's The Read podcast in their own recap and review show.