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 CRINGE: A Three-Part Podcast Series - Summary CRINGE examines the most embarrassing failures in modern culture through three unflinching episodes. Host Aiko Sato dissects corporate marketing disasters where brands commodified tragedy and social justice for profit, internet infamy where viral fame destroyed lives and created permanent digital shame, and political humiliation where leaders forgot basic facts and begged for applause on national television. With sharp wit and cultural analysis, each episode explores the psychology of secondhand embarrassment, how social media immortalizes our worst moments, and what collective cringe reveals about society. From Pepsi's tone-deaf protest ad to politicians outlasted by lettuce, CRINGE proves that spectacular public failure is the great equalizer.
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  • Join host Aiko Sato for a darkly hilarious deep-dive into Cringe!

    Join host Aiko Sato for a darkly hilarious deep-dive into Cringe!
    Nov 21 2025
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    1 Min.
  • Political Cringe - Democracy's Most Embarrassing Moments

    Political Cringe - Democracy's Most Embarrassing Moments
    Nov 21 2025
    Episode Three dissects the most mortifying moments in modern political history with bipartisan savagery. Aiko Sato chronicles Howard Dean's campaign-ending scream, Sarah Palin's inability to name a single newspaper, Gary Johnson's "What is Aleppo?" geographic ignorance, and Rick Perry's debate "oops" forgetting his own policies. From Jeb Bush's devastating "please clap" to Liz Truss being outlasted by lettuce, from Clint Eastwood arguing with an empty chair to Rudy Giuliani's Four Seasons Total Landscaping disaster, no party is spared. The episode examines why political cringe hits differently, whether we hold leaders to impossible standards, and what these failures reveal about democracy itself. Aiko questions if viral humiliation makes politics better or just more performative and risk-averse.
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    28 Min.
  • Cringe - Internet Infamy - When Going Viral Goes Wrong

    Cringe - Internet Infamy - When Going Viral Goes Wrong
    Nov 21 2025
    Episode Two examines how viral fame destroys lives and creates permanent digital infamy. Aiko Sato explores Chris Chan's two-decade documentation and harassment, Jason Russell's Kony 2012 collapse into public breakdown, the Balloon Boy hoax that ruined a family, and Rebecca Black's journey from most-hated teenager to redemption. The episode covers Amy's Baking Company's unhinged social media meltdown, Fyre Festival's influencer fraud, and DashCon's pathetic ball pit compensation. Aiko wrestles with uncomfortable ethics: when does documentation become harassment? Where's the line between entertainment and cruelty? The episode reveals how internet culture turns human suffering into content, makes mistakes permanent and searchable, and transforms vulnerable individuals into cautionary tales for our amusement.
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    26 Min.
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