Should you fear being a stay-at-home dad? Is solo parenting a toddler an impossible task? Can 36 hours alone with a child drive a man to drink Snoop Dogg wine?

Welcome to Don’t Fear the Feed, the comedy news podcast and news commentary show that drags viral topics and viral moments through the mud.

On today’s episode, Josh Abrams examines whether social media feeds are right about the struggles of stay-at-home parenting as he recounts his chaotic weekend watching baby Carol while his wife Anna Abrams was away.Joined by Anna Abrams and baby Carol, the society and culture podcast dives into what really happened during Josh's 36-hour solo parenting experiment. From failed juice bribes and attempts at using AI babysitters to a chaotic trip to Mohegan Sun and Kids Quest, Josh and Anna debate whether the feed is real or if solo parenting is just about pure survival. Along the way, the conversation takes comedic detours through Amazonian catfish, seahorse biology, and phone calls with local experts.This episode is a lot of fun, so don’t miss it!

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If you've ever binged seasons of MTV's Catfish or sat with sweaty palms waiting for your Tinder date to show up at the bar, this episode of Don't Fear the Feed is for you.

Host Josh Abrams tackles the fearmongering headlines around internet dating and makes the case for looking at the actual evidence instead of the stigma. He and his wife Anna share their own internet dating success story — how they met through the Smule karaoke app, bonded over singing duets, and built a relationship that felt completely organic once they finally met face-to-face.

Josh also hits the streets for a series of thought-provoking discussions with strangers about their dating app experiences and dating success stories of their own. Cole explains how apps like Tinder serve everyone from relationship-seekers to hookup culture, and shares a friend's jaw-dropping story about a date who turned out to be a trans woman. Dan makes the case that dating apps have changed — and maybe diminished — the traditional way people build a relationship. And Josh's friend JC opens up about his own catfishing experience navigating internet dating after his 2019 divorce.

Whether you're currently swiping or just curious, this episode breaks down what makes online dating safe (or risky), why asking direct questions matters, and why honesty in your profile is non-negotiable for real dating success and a lasting relationship.

Got your own dating horror story or success story? Email it in — we're building a part two episode from your submissions.

Want new episodes RIGHT NOW? Head over to https://www.patreon.com/cw/DontFeartheFeed and get early access to episodes, bonus content, and more.

Want to interact with Josh Abrams? Send an email at dontfearthefeed@gmail.com. And again, join us on the Patreon for community chats and even a weekly Town Hall with Josh to talk through your feed queries in real time.

Want to find us on socials? Find us at @dontfearthefeed across all social platforms.

Want to know what Josh wants? A margarita. Also, he’d love for you to follow Don’t Fear the Feed wherever you listen to podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Thank you in advance!

Should you fear AI? Are Robots taking over the world? Why are we talking about giraffes?

Welcome to Don’t Fear the Feed, the comedy news podcast and news commentary show that drags viral topics and viral moments through the mud. On today’s episode, Josh starts off with the story of two 12-foot, 900-pound giraffe calves that mysteriously go missing from Virginia’s Natural Bridge Zoo for over a year, later to be found via an Attorney General investigation amid animal-cruelty charges and rising local violent crime. What?

From there, the society and culture podcast pivots to whether AI is “taking over,” hitting self-checkouts, cashier-less stores, driverless rides, deepfakes, and Tom Hanks’ fears about AI recreating voices—plus a street-interview split between “fear the feed” and “don’t.” Josh argues that AI is everywhere and replacing some jobs, but won’t make humans obsolete because it still needs human oversight, while warning the real threat isn’t robots—it’s who controls them.

This episode is a lot of fun, so don’t miss it!

Want new episodes RIGHT NOW? Head over to https://www.patreon.com/cw/DontFeartheFeed and get early access to episodes, bonus content, and more.

Want to interact with Josh Abrams? Send an email at dontfearthefeed@gmail.com. And again, join us on the Patreon for community chats and even a weekly Town Hall with Josh to talk through your feed queries in real time.

Want to find us on socials? Find us at @dontfearthefeed across all social platforms.

Want to know what Josh wants? A margarita. Also, he’d love for you to follow Don’t Fear the Feed wherever you listen to podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Thank you in advance!