I Built the Torment Nexus (Political Podcast Edition)

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_bent · 4h ago

Link to the actual podcast: https://134.209.21.148/public/poll_radio

The result is somewhere between dadaism and a biting satire of the current media landscape and ai hype vapor like notebookllm

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I Built the Torment Nexus (Political Podcast Edition)

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