Web 1.0: The Early Internet and Its Cultural Revolution | History of the Internet Episode 6

In this episode, we take a nostalgic dive into Web 1.0—the internet’s earliest days, long before social media, instant downloads, and algorithm-driven feeds. From the static, read-only web pages of the 90s to the chaotic charm of Geocities and manually curated directories, we explore what it was like to navigate the internet before interactivity became the norm. We reminisce about clunky HTML coding, neon-colored websites, and the rise of early tools like Netscape Navigator and email, which laid the groundwork for the digital world we know today. Join us for this fun look back at the internet’s "baby pictures"!