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Sep 11, 2026

Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
7:10
... that can't be a coincidence, right? So there are a bunch of people at National Review who found out about it because of me.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
7:18
Like, remember AOL Instant Messenger? I was DM'ing Catherine Lopez and Rich Lowry and a bunch of people saying, "Just turn on your TV." I remember Rich said at one point, "What channel?" And I was like, "It doesn't matter."
Steve HayesHOST
7:32
Mm-hmm.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
7:33
And meanwhile, it was pretty terrifying because literally my wife was getting back to a job she had just started in the Bush administration.
speaker_1HOST
28:42
Oh, here's where it gets really interesting to me.
speaker_1HOST
28:46
When we look at all these subgenres together, whether the connection happens via AOL Instant Messenger, late-night emails, or a live television broadcast, there is a massive underlying psychological theme tying them all together
speaker_6HOST
28:59
Yes, the technology piece
speaker_1HOST
29:00
We have this structural need in romance to outsource destiny to technology
Evan RobertsHOST
12:26
until the end.
Evan RobertsHOST
12:27
You still have your away message up on AIM, too? But that's my question.
Evan RobertsHOST
12:31
Does AIM still exist?
Shaun MorashPANELIST
12:32
No.
Evan RobertsHOST
12:33
It's gone completely.
GaryHOST
0:48
Uber wasn't around.
GaryHOST
0:50
The only way to communicate with people in downtown New York City during that time was something called AOL Messenger.
GaryHOST
0:59
It might have been ICQ, but those instant messengers were the only way to communicate with people and people had to be at their desk to use those messengers.
GaryHOST
1:09
I remember being in Los Angeles and being told, stay away from the airport, stay away from public centers because America is under attack.
Haley StevensGUEST
15:55
And so I logged into my large desktop monitor computer.
Haley StevensGUEST
16:00
And I told mom on AOL Instant Messenger that everything was A-OK.
Haley StevensGUEST
16:05
I was still in my dorm room.
Ryan ErmanniHOST
16:07
The dial-up internet.
Haley StevensGUEST
1:38
And luckily that class did experiential learning on Wednesdays.
Haley StevensGUEST
1:42
And so I logged into my large desktop monitor computer and I told mom on AOL Instant Messenger that everything was A-OK.
Haley StevensGUEST
1:52
I was still in my dorm room.
Ryan ErmanniHOST
1:54
The dial-up internet.
BrookeHOST
36:04
... confessional fan group Not sure if the person asked if they know that band, but it's a, it was a weird story.
BrookeHOST
36:12
He- I met his friend in the fan group, and then we were chatting on AOL Instant Messenger.
BrookeHOST
36:19
His friend was named Tommy, so me and Tommy were chatting.
BrookeHOST
36:22
Tommy had a crush on me.
BrookeHOST
36:23
I didn't really have a crush on him back, but we were friends.
BrookeHOST
36:26
And then one day Jack came over and was like, "Tommy, who are you talking to?" He's like, "Oh, this girl named Brooke from California." And he said, "Move over.
BrookeHOST
36:35
Let me talk to her." So then Jack started chatting to me on AOL Instant Messenger, and I fell in love with him the, like the first sentence he typed to me.
Stacey BartleyHOST
36:44
Wow.
Robby SoaveHOST
55:14
And then...
Robby SoaveHOST
55:16
The rest of the day, like I was on AOL Instant Messenger because that's what we used to talk to your friends.
Robby SoaveHOST
55:23
Like all afternoon, all evening, my parents had the TV on, on the news, which we usually didn't have, national news.
Robby SoaveHOST
55:32
We would put on the local news.
Robby SoaveHOST
55:36
But we put those on.
Robby SoaveHOST
55:37
I was chatting with people.
Robby SoaveHOST
55:39
I remember I first learned that Osama bin Laden is the suspect from a friend of mine who, sent that to me on AOL Instant Messenger.
Robby SoaveHOST
55:48
And then I remember Bush speaking, I don't know if it was that night or if it was the next day.
Graham CluleyHOST
7:05
It's very short.
Danny PalmerGUEST
7:06
Yeah, that is AOL Messenger, I believe.
Danny PalmerGUEST
7:10
Or one of the messengers.
Danny PalmerGUEST
7:11
MSN Messenger?
Robby SoaveHOST
19:11
You know, they made a school announcement, wheeled the TV in so we could watch the news, that kind of thing.
Robby SoaveHOST
19:16
I remember being on AOL Instant Messenger all evening talking to people about it, you know, had the TV on.
Robby SoaveHOST
19:23
I remember watching President Bush talk about...
Robby SoaveHOST
19:25
Those are my memories of the day of.

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