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Josh Chapdelaine
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Josh Chapdelaine is a digital media producer and strategist, podcaster, educator, and writer, whose work is focused on digital culture, media, technology, and podcasting.

At CUNY Queens College, Josh is the Associate Director of the Media Studies MA program. He also teaches podcasting, social media, and propaganda where he developed syllabi for the courses. He earned his M.A. in Media Studies from CUNY Queens College in December 2019.

Dedicated to creating a healthier landscape for humans in a digital age, Josh joined All Tech is Human as a Program Manager in October 2022. All Tech is Human is a nonprofit committed to building the Responsible Tech Ecosystem.

He is the Producer of Douglas Rushkoff’s Team Human, a weekly podcast that explores human autonomy in the digital age. He has produced events both in-person (New York City, Portland, Washington D.C., Boston) and virtually. Josh has a decade of experience working with podcasts related to technology, culture, and society.

Josh is the Co-Founder and Head of Production at Digital Void, an internet literacies collective focused on how new and digital media affects humans. He has produced more than a dozen live events including the Meme in the Moment Festival and the Internet Culture Festival at New York City’s Caveat, and Our Connected Future at Washington D.C’s Union Stage.

Josh has been quoted as a digital culture expert in The New York Times, Teen Vogue, and The Digital Fix

Everyone Knows That: The Search For Ulterior Motives

In October 2021, anonymous user Carl92 uploaded 17 seconds of a mysterious lost song that sparked a global search to find it.

The catchy tune sounded so familiar to so many people. But for years nobody could find it.

Was it an unreleased demo from a major artist? An AI generated hoax? A track from a small band that never made it big?

Everyone Knows That: The Search for Ulterior Motives is a five-part miniseries produced and hosted by Chapdelaine about the history of the song, the tens of thousands of people who contributed to the search, and the song’s shocking discovery.

Media Features & Publications

Pop Mystery Pod
The Internet Versus A Missing Song:
The Search for Ulterior Motives

We Are Social
Think Forward 2024
Special Report Interview

Digital Folklore Podcast
Defying Convention (Memes, Conspiracy & Communication)

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