The Podcast Asylum

Also known as ‘tennis-ball brain,’ this condition manifests in dizziness, disorientation, and a rapid flicking back and forth of the victim’s eyes. The most common cause of Podcast Stereosis is listening to podcast interviews where the host’s voice comes into one ear and the guest’s voice into the other.

The only treatment (short of unsubscribing from the offending podcasts) is to explain to the podcaster how to mix tracks before exporting and uploading the MP3 file.