#30 Four super-weird accounts you should follow (ft. Ed Zitron, Allegra Frank, Kevin Roose, and Freddie Wong)

Patreon: Patreon.com/followfridayLeave a review: LoveThePodcast.com/followfriday~Hello again Follow Friday listeners! Today's show is another compilation of recommendations from previous episodes. This time, they're all from the weirdest corners of the internet. You can find links to all of them below, along with the original episodes they came from. Enjoy!greengiant_es (recommended by Ed Zitron from EZPR)George Ice Cube (recommended by Allegra Frank from Slate)The Horse Mafia (recommended by Kevin Roose from the New York Times)its557am (recommended by Freddie Wong from RocketJump)Follow us:- This show is on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @followfridaypod- Eric is on Twitter @heyheyesjTheme song written by Eric Johnson, and performed by Yona Marie. Show art by Dodi Hermawan. Thank you to our amazing patrons: Jon, Justin, Amy, Yoichi, and Elizabeth

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