Thirty-Thousand Pounds

Each week, Joshua Moon sits down to sort through the chaos of running a solo act in a world that’s perpetually online. Mad at the Internet isn’t just a title; it’s the recurring mood. This podcast digs into the absurd, frustrating, and often hilarious realities of maintaining a digital presence that somehow manages to poke the hornet’s nest of public opinion. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of the strange feedback, the unexpected controversies, and the sheer comedy of errors that come from building something personal on the impersonal web. Blending commentary with personal narrative, Joshua navigates the latest online storms and the quiet headaches of behind-the-scenes upkeep, all with a weary but witty perspective. It’s a mix of news dissection and cathartic comedy for anyone who has ever felt that particular blend of exhaustion and amusement after scrolling through their notifications. Tune in for a weekly dose of what happens when the internet decides to focus its unique brand of madness on one person’s project, and how to laugh about it the next day.