Article in the Financial Times today about the podcast bros and I have a lot of thoughts on it, but the overarching one is that the comments section is blocked. They just don’t get it do they

For years, I’ve seen journalists cover the “manosphere” as a random group of friends who show up on each other’s podcasts. Today, I and other reporters published a story firmly showing how these YouTubers boost each other and politicians while steering male culture to the right https://t.co/bKvQwF0UPq

Opening this article with excitement knowing it's about to be some of the dumbest propaganda I've ever read

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Bloomberg ran same story this week


https://x.com/ryanrodenbaugh/status/1882451380495134761?s=46&t=C7FEGX5VcQz2FQw4FjVjPQ

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Just read it. 
“Although politicians and pundits make up only 15% of all guests, they make up 30% of the most-viewed guests.”

Seems like the fundamental complaint is that American voters choose to listen to this. You really get a sense of Establishment versus the Market here