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Episode 6 features web sensation Lola P. (@damsorrow), a profound writer who contributes to Rookie Mag and has a crucial repro-health advice column onThe Hairpincalled Ask a Nurse. She is also an actual nurse practitioner with a degree from Yale, and a New York native who owns a car. We discuss multi-tasking, the Bronx, calisthenics, ska, early oughties mash-up parties, vaginas (cis and trans), the X-Men, and more

Episode 5 features web sensation Mattheww Trammell (@trmmll), one of music writing’s brightest young stars, as well as a senior at NYU studying media and communications. He’s written for Rolling Stone, Wax Poetics, and others, always cozy in his signature style: profound, precise and full of light. Together we discuss the Stuyvesant Spectator, RIFF RAFF/James Franco, Benzino, Opera Steve, Flatbush, MIMS, the Beacon Theatre and much more

Episode 4 features web sensation Nick Catchdubs (@catchdini), a DJ, producer, label proprietor and internet genius who not only co-runs the seminal Brooklyn label Fool's Gold, but has a lightning-speed mind and an encyclopedic knowledge of popular culture (particularly that which originated in Elizabeth, New Jersey). We discuss those things and more, including quinceañeras, interns, forward momentum, LMFAO, Beyonce's Tumblr, and babies using iPads.

Episode 3 features web sensation Nate Hill who is a generous and at times controversial artist who is known for his precise taxidermy, "bear hugs," and taking photographs of your face at rap shows. Erika is a rising star and web sensation in the world of social work and a valued New York City employee whose aptitude in interpersonal relations is a perfect balance for her husband. In our first and probably last-ever couples chat, we discuss baby voices, day spas, muscle cars, cyclist's knees, cactus rot, and more.

Episode 2 features web sensation Monique Rivera (@Monique_R), whose Twitter is protected but we can assure you is a righteous garden to behold. A student in the PhD program of entomology at Rutgers, she is brilliant in both the corporeal and aesthetic worlds, and melds the two seamlessly in her writings from "The Lab" and in her broad knowledge of nail varnish. We discuss those things and more, including Lil B, invasive species, being Latina, and feminist hoarding.

Episode 1 features web sensation Lil Internet (@lilinternet), whose capacity for dazzling Twitter is topped only by his skills in front of the camera. As the immensely pleasurable host of Karmaloop TV, he brings endless nuggets of delight to all of his subjects, frompro skater Terry Kennedyto Dapwell's own incredibly difficult and reticent groupDas Racist(which is how we met him). On the internet, Lil Internet is in a class unto himself; in 2011 alone he perfected the art of transcendant all-caps typing and invented a fake musical genre, #seapunk, which has now apparently turned into a real genre. We discuss all those things and more, including Project Pat, eating dogs, and Y2K.