Cyberfeminism & The Internet’s Sexual History With Tech Researcher Mindy Seu

We're so glad to have you in the studio because originally this was going to be a remote record and we actually had some internet issues, ironically, for this topic.

And now you're in Australia, so we get to chat IRL.

My third day in Australia.

one more to go and then back to Europe.

But excited to be here.

What have you found Melbourne to be like? This is not your first time.

You've been here before.

It's my second time.

Melbourne is great.

Melbourne feels like great coffee hub, food hub, great museums.

From what I remember, I stayed at QT last time.

So it's right by

Acme, I believe.

But it was great.

It feels very central, even though it's so far, but in some ways feels very American.

Yeah.

Really? In what

way? Maybe this is just because of my very American perspective.

But when I feel like I'm in this kind of metropole because of the English speaking and because of easy access to everything that inherently

like the efficiency feels very American to me.

Interesting.

If Melbourne was an American city, which one would it be, do you think?

People always tell me the analogy of like Melbourne is New York, Sydney is LA.

I see the Sydney, LA way more.

Beach town, very healthy.