The Wait Is Over: There Are No Girls On The Internet New Season Starts May 13

We’re back—and we couldn’t be more excited.

The trailer for the brand-new season of There Are No Girls On The Internet is here, and we can’t wait for you to hear what’s coming. Thank you to our amazing, loyal listeners—your support is the reason we’ve made it this far.

Starting Tuesday, May 13th, we’re returning to full production with deep-dive episodes every Tuesday and tech and culture news roundups every Friday, highlighting the stories you might have missed

The internet—and the world—has changed a lot over the past year. Things can feel heavy, but we believe in finding light in the dark. Join Bridget and the There Are No Girls On The Internet community as we explore what’s next for tech, culture, and the voices too often left out of the conversation.

The new season begins Tuesday, May 13th. Make sure you’re subscribed so you don’t miss an episode.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Remember when the internet felt fun. That noise you associate
with getting online back in the day, that dial up
modem noise, that was like my cry of freedom. I
can still hear my mom screaming at the top of
the stairs, get off the dang computer. I'm trying to
make a call. But that really was it for me.
It was freedom. Remember when getting online felt like freedom,

(00:22):
community and connection instead of feeling like a slog that
you wish you could quit but feel like you can't.
How did we get here? I'm Brigitad and since twenty twenty,
I've been answering questions like these on my award winning
tech and culture podcast, There Are No Girls on the
Internet and iHeartRadio podcast that chronicles technology, the Internet and
social media that actually centers the diverse artists, creators, researchers,

(00:46):
and advocates who are building better writer digital futures. We're
talking about technology and social media's impact on culture from
influencer fueled fast fashion.

Speaker 2 (00:57):
This system of fast fashion wouldn't exists that influencers to
the polarized, often toxic online discourse that's the wrecking all
of our mental healths and threatening our democracy.

Speaker 3 (01:07):
One of the most destructive things that TikTok specifically has
groomed people into doing is viewing political content as solely
through the lens of those like clap back videos that
lots of people do right.

Speaker 1 (01:24):
The Internet is not just created by coders and tech companies.
It's created by all of us who use it every day.
It can and should be a force that connects us.
So why does it feel so toxic? And who benefits
from the hate and mistrust that are rampant on social media?
I created There Are No Girls on the Internet because
the Internet belongs to everyone, all of us, and I

(01:44):
wanted to spotlight the creative women, black folks, queer folks,
and others who are creating and building at the forefront
of the Internet to make that shared promise a reality
for all of us. Our fifth season is launching in
May twenty twenty five. Listen, I don't need to tell
any of you that there are some big change is
happening in our world right now, and we need an
Internet that helps us face them together. So I hope

(02:05):
you will join me and my guests on There Are
No Girls on the Internet as we explore where keeth
went wrong, where it went right, and how we can
build a better, brighter Internet for everyone. I think it'll
be a good time and we'll find connection like we
have in a long time. Listen to There Are No
Girls on the Internet starting May thirteenth on the iHeartRadio app,
Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.