From Telegram’s elusive founder fathering 100+ kids, to burner account stalking and a woman’s horrific death on livestream—this episode explores the dark side of tech, obsession, and digital fame. episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 25, 2025 · 30 MIN

From Telegram’s elusive founder fathering 100+ kids, to burner account stalking and a woman’s horrific death on livestream—this episode explores the dark side of tech, obsession, and digital fame.

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This week on The Quadkast, we dive headfirst into a chaotic blend of tech, power, obsession, and tragedy. First up: Telegram’s reclusive founder, Pavel Durov, reportedly fathering over 100 children — and promising to split his multi-billion-dollar fortune among them. Is it legacy building… or the ultimate tech bro flex?Then, from the “Gray Area” files: a woman discovers her ex made a burner account — not to stalk her, but her ex’s ex. Yeah, it’s messy.And finally, a somber turn: we discuss the shocking case of a woman who was killed on a livestream, raising serious questions about content moderation, digital safety, and the voyeurism of internet culture.It’s a wild ride from billionaire bunkers to burner phones — with a heavy dose of reality. Tap in.

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