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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2025 · 34 MIN

Syd and Brit Get Professionally Trolled by Ben Palmer, Part 1

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Send us Fan MailThis week, we’re talking to Ben Palmer, the internet’s favorite social justice troll and a comedian who’s mastered the fine art of getting corporations (and boomers) in their feelings. From fake customer service accounts to cease and desist letters, Ben shares how he uses satire, loopholes, and a little chaos to call out bad behavior online. We also dive into the dark side of comedy and content creation, what it means to stay authentic while making money, and why Medieval Times performers deserve better. Buckle up—this one’s a wild ride.Discover:The trolling masterclass you didn’t know you neededHow to make money on the internet without selling your soulThe fine print of cease and desist letters (oops)Why Medieval Times is basically the Hunger GamesHacking the system vs. straight-up fraud (yes, there’s a line)The dark side of dating apps and pyramid schemesWhy pranks are evolving—and why corporations hate itThe real struggle of making a living from comedyHow brands are exploiting creatives (and how to fight back)The delicate art of trolling with purposeSupport the show

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