History Podcast / HelloInternet

* ForcedMeme: Brady's forte. It even works some of the time. The Mighty Black Stump and Freebooting are the most notable examples. That and his endless need to find "The Official X of Hello Internet", which the fandom enables like crazy.

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* OnceAnEpisode: The jingle for Hello Internet plays at the start of each episode, which is Morse Code for..Hello Internet.

* EveryoneKnowsMorseCode: The Intro to the podcast is the phrase "Hello Internet" in morse code.

Hello Internet is a {{podcast}} created by two educational Website/{{YouTube}}rs: WebVideo/CGPGrey and Creator/BradyHaran. It consists of the two friends discussing a range of topics including technology, productivity, flags, life, plane crashes, and just about whatever catches their interest. It originally began as a 10-episode project, but after that, the hosts decided to continue it. After the second season of 10 episodes, they stopped dividing into seasons. Aside from a growing list of recurring topics and running gags, the format has remained consistent since about episode 4. Each episode usually contains an opening followup section and occasionally some sort of theme, though the [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny discussions tend to wander (a lot).]]

The podcast has been inactive since episode 136 was released on since 28 February 2020. On 18 May 2020, [[https://www.reddit.com/r/HelloInternet/comments/glih6v/please_stop_hounding_grey_and_brady_for_contenthi/fr1qney/ Brady said on Reddit that the two were simply taking a break, and are still on good terms with one another.]]

Hello Internet is a {{podcast}} created by educational Website/{{YouTube}}rs WebVideo/CGPGrey and Brady Haran of WebVideo/{{Numberphile}} fame. It consists of the two friends discussing a range of topics including technology, productivity, flags, life, plane crashes, and just about whatever catches their interest. It originally began as a 10-episode project, but after that, the hosts decided to continue it. After the second season of 10 episodes, they stopped dividing into seasons. Aside from a growing list of recurring topics and running gags, the format has remained consistent since about episode 4. Each episode usually contains an opening followup section and occasionally some sort of theme, though the [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny discussions tend to wander (a lot).]]

* SimulationGame: Grey is a big fan of these and has had a PrisonArchitect kick going for a while.

* CallBack: SO MANY. At this point Hello Internet is like "Callbacks: The Podcast". Discussions of past topics is common and hell the beginning of every episode is followup and feedback from the last one.

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Hello Internet is a {{podcast}} created by educational {{YouTube}}rs WebVideo/CGPGrey and Brady Haran of WebVideo/{{Numberphile}} fame. It consists of the two friends discussing a range of topics including technology, productivity, flags, life, plane crashes, and just about whatever catches their interest. It originally began as a 10-episode project, but after that, the hosts decided to continue it. After the second season of 10 episodes, they stopped dividing into seasons. Aside from a growing list of recurring topics and running gags, the format has remained consistent since about episode 4. Each episode usually contains an opening followup section and occasionally some sort of theme, though the [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny discussions tend to wander (a lot).]]

* RedOniBlueOni: One might think Grey is the Blue Oni here; there's a RunningGag of Brady calling him a robot because of his emphasis on efficiency and utility (sometimes bordering on asceticism), and his rational, emotionally detached, and often unpopular views on many subjects. Yet of the two, Grey laughs more (and louder), swears more, is more opinionated, gets more heated when discussing his opinions, and gets more excited about things he likes. Brady is more soft-spoken, more middle-of-the-road, doesn't get very emotional when discussing his opinions, and never swears. So if anything, Grey is the Red Oni, and Brady is the Blue Oni.

Hello Internet is a {{podcast}} created by educational {{Youtube}}rs WebVideo/CGPGrey and Brady Haran of Numberphile fame. It consists of the two friends discussing a range of topics including technology, productivity, flags, life, plane crashes, and just about whatever catches their interest. It originally began as a 10-episode project, but after that, the hosts decided to continue it. After the second season of 10 episodes, they stopped dividing into seasons. Aside from a growing list of recurring topics and running gags, the format has remained consistent since about episode 4. Each episode usually contains an opening followup section and occasionally some sort of theme, though the [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny discussions tend to wander (a lot).]]

* CallBack: SO MANY. At this point Hello Internet is like "Callbacks: The Podcast". Discusssions of past topics is common and hell the beginning of every episode is followup and feedback from the last one.

Hello Internet is a {{podcast}} created by educational youtubers [[CGPGrey CGPGrey]] and Brady Haran of Numberphile fame. It consists of the two friends discussing a range of topics including technology, productivity, flags, life, plane crashes, and just about whatever catches their interest. It originally began as a 10-episode project, but after that, the hosts decided to continue it. After the second season of 10 episodes, they stopped dividing into seasons. Aside from a growing list of recurring topics and running gags, the format has remained consistent since about episode 4. Each episode usually contains an opening followup section and occasionally some sort of theme, though the [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny discussions tend to wander (a lot).]]

* ChildHater: "It's easy to whinge about kids, because they're like little monsters." - CGPGrey