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Logging In

Logging In

De: Luna Techie & Kali
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Welcome to Logging In — the comedy-tech show where Luna and Techie plug into the absurd side of digital life. From Wi-Fi meltdowns to gadget fails, trending tech to social media chaos, nothing escapes their sarcastic spin.


Each week, the duo breaks down what’s buzzing online — not like the experts on TV, but like your smartest, funniest friends who just accidentally closed all their tabs. Whether it’s viral nonsense, app updates, or why your phone’s battery always hits 1% at the worst possible time, Logging In keeps it light, clever, and laugh-out-loud relatable.


So grab your coffee, check your connection, and get ready to reboot your day — because the system’s ready… and you’re Logging In.

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Episodios
  • 010 Apple AI title TBA

    010 Apple AI title TBA
    Jan 15 2026

    TBA



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    47 m
  • 009 lego plus end of ai

    009 lego plus end of ai
    Jan 7 2026

    TBA



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    43 m
  • 008 – “Learing” Online: Are Social Influencers Journalists?

    008 – “Learing” Online: Are Social Influencers Journalists?
    Jan 1 2026

    What are we actually learning when stories go viral — and who decides what counts as “evidence”?


    In Episode 008 of Logging In, Techie and Luna unpack a viral video by content creator Nick Shirley, who accused Somali-owned daycare centers in Minnesota of fraud, using a misspelled word on a childcare sign as a key signal of alleged illegitimacy. Rather than adjudicating guilt or innocence, the episode focuses on something more fundamental: how people are learning to interpret information online.


    The conversation explores how algorithms reward confidence over context, how visual “gotchas” like spelling errors become stand-ins for truth, and how audiences are being trained — often unintentionally — to draw sweeping conclusions from incomplete data. From YouTube journalism and crowd-sourced investigations to the real-world harm caused when virality outpaces verification, the episode asks whether the internet is teaching people how to think critically, or simply how to react quickly.


    At its core, this episode is about learning: what we absorb, what we miss, and how easily the tools meant to inform us can end up distorting reality instead.



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    52 m
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