In the artist's words:

Carolin Worbs and Miguel Robitzky delve deep into the internet, sometimes too deep. As writers for ZDF Magazin Royale, they stumble from obscure YouTube documentaries to nebulous Twitter rumors and end up in Instastory abysses that were never meant for human eyes. Every new click opens up another world. And above all: another tab.

Because their browsers refuse to scroll any further at some point, the two now meet at the microphone every Wednesday to clean up together: closing tabs, dissecting topics and bringing digital finds from the research frenzy to light. What's happening is everything that grows in the shallow corners of the web: the bizarre, the forgotten, the embarrassing, the enlightening.

too many tabs is comedy, satire and escalation in the best sense: a podcast about the chaos of the Internet, the chaos in your head - and about why you keep opening another tab anyway.

Frequently asked questions about too many tabs:

1. what topics can I expect in a typical episode?

Every week, Carolin and Miguel devote themselves to a hodgepodge of internet finds: forgotten TV relics, convoluted things from social media, strange subcultures or curious facts that they came across during their research. Nothing is too small, too strange or too unnecessary.

2. how much satire is there in the podcast?

A lot - but always with warm-heartedness. As writers for political satire shows, they both have a flair for absurdity without losing the fun of playing with internet culture. The podcast is less political, more a lovingly chaotic look at things.

3. do I need internet insider knowledge to follow along?

No. Even though some of the topics come from deep within the web, the two explain everything in a way that remains accessible. You can simply listen, laugh, marvel - and be pleased that someone else has done the in-depth research.