
<p >We sit down with Internet-native builder and creative coder Mike Bodge to break down his newest experiment: AUX, a gamified curation tool for attention, links, and taste.</p> <p >Described as StumbleUpon meets group...


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A weekly rundown show where extremely online individuals broadly explore (romanticize, even) new consumer internet experiences.
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Signup to Generate a PitchInternet Explorers is hosted by Seed Club. The show has published 111 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Get Paid for Sharing Good Links | Internet Explorers Ep. 81" (25 May 2025, 69 minutes), "Forget VC: Founders Turn to "Internet Capital Markets" | Internet Explorers Ep. 80" (18 May 2025, 65 minutes), and "Don't Get Rugged by an AI Agent | Internet Explorers Ep. 79" (11 May 2025, 65 minutes).
Internet Explorers publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 111 episodes.
Booking probability for Internet Explorers is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Internet Explorers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Internet Explorers's contact route on record: verified email.
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Seed Club hosts Internet Explorers, a technology podcast with 111 episodes published.
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<p >We sit down with Internet-native builder and creative coder Mike Bodge to break down his newest experiment: AUX, a gamified curation tool for attention, links, and taste.</p> <p >Described as StumbleUpon meets group...

<p >Will the concept of "Internet Capital Markets" reshape how founders raise capital? </p> <p >This episode explores the implications of platforms like Believe, which enable app developers to bypass traditional VC...

<p >What happens when you unleash thousands of AI agents into a fake economy filled with scams, memecoins, and market manipulation? Poof from DX Terminal joins Internet Explorers to explain why that might be the future...

<p >If content "wants to be free", how can creators get paid?</p> <p >In this special edition live interview, we sit down with Jacob Horne, cofounder of Zora, for a candid conversation on the company's evolving...

<p > $ZORA is here, memecoins are changing, CT is mad—but what does it all mean?</p> <p >This episode unpacks Zora's recent token launch, explores the burdens of governance, and dives deep into how "just-for-fun" tokens...

<p >Nick Confrey's first app was all promise, no traction—until one bold pivot changed everything.</p> <p >This week on Internet Explorers, the crew starts with the messy fallout from Base's content coin launch—an...

<p >What if a game you built today could still be played a thousand years from now?</p> <p >Onchain gaming is one of the hardest bets in crypto — and Kamigotchi is taking a radically different path to survive. Lethe...

<p >The future of crypto might not be bots, bulls**t, and broken incentives — but first, we have some serious receipts to go through.</p> <p >This week we are joined by researcher Joseph Al-Chami for a wide-ranging dive...

<p >Ghibli memes took over the internet. But the studio captured none of the value.</p> <p >In this week's Internet Explorers, Jess and Josh break down how OpenAI's viral Ghibli-style image launch became a masterclass...

<p >The crypto industry got a serious vibe check this week—and it feels like we're hitting an inflection point. Solana's latest ad campaign sparked a massive backlash, raising questions about the values shaping the...

<p>What happens when you combine Survivor, Squid Game, and Hunger Games…onchain?</p> <p>Uncover the secrets behind Crypto: The Game's explosive success and its acquisition by Uniswap Labs. Dylan Abruscato, the game's...

<p>Can a gameshow make crypto fun and profitable at the same time?</p> <p>This week on Internet Explorers, we sit down with Krish Jagirdar, co-founder of Rek Tech, the crypto game show where players compete for...

<p>What happens when AI replaces venture capitalists?</p> <p>Tribute Labs' new project, ADIN, introduces an AI-driven investment DAO that evaluates deals, votes on funding, and predicts startup valuations—all without...

<p >What if anyone could build a crypto app—without writing a single line of code?</p> <p >In this episode of Internet Explorers, Jess Sloss and Josh Cornelius sit down with Brexton Pham, co-founder of Ohara, to explore...

<p>What if holding crypto actually made you money—without trading, staking, or flipping NFTs?</p> <p>In this episode of Internet Explorers, co-hosts Jess Sloss, Josh Cornelius, and Peace Node sit down with Brian Flynn...

Episode #66
<p >How does ETH get its swagger back? According to Namik Muduroglu from MegaETH, the answer is forgetting memecoin nonsense, getting back to its "world computer" roots, and adopting a Bronze Age mentality.</p> <p >Josh...

Episode #65
<p >Can you build lasting value with tokens and NFTs? What does it mean for memecoins, tokenized startups, and your bags?</p> <p >In Episode 65 of Internet Explorers, co-hosts Jess Sloss, Josh Cornelius, and Peace Node...

<p >Why is everyone launching tokens right now? From Trump's surprise drop to Dave Portnoy's musings on rugging to Vine's tokenized rebirth, Episode 64 of Internet Explorers tackles a hype cycle that gets faster every...

<p>What happens when founders no longer feel afraid to experiment? In Episode 63 of Internet Explorers, co-hosts Jess Sloss and Josh Cornelius dive into the growing tensions around a potential TikTok ban and what it...

<p>What's the better bet for the future of crypto: Ethereum's infinite possibilities or Solana's hyper-optimized approach? In Episode 62 of Internet Explorers, co-hosts Jess Sloss and Josh Cornelius dive into the...
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