Elaine Godfrey

No, I had like been aware of the manosphere.

I listened to Theo Vaughn just generally because I think he's funny.

I hadn't really listened to like a lot of these other guys.

But no, I was just interested in like, OK, why?

What are their listeners hearing from them on this issue?

Like, are they still getting pro-Trump content?

What are they getting?

Like, how critical are these guys willing to be?

And it turns out, like, pretty critical.

So I think for the purposes of my story, the Manosphere is more the sort of non-ideological like bro podcasts.

And I focus mostly on comedians, interviews for entertainment, basically like chatting with the guys.

These are the people that I think have a lot more cred actually with voters because they're not explicitly political.

And so when they say political stuff, I think.

It reads as more true or more authentic.

But I'm talking about people like Joe Rogan.

And this is sort of like a spectrum, like the Manosphere is not, they're not all the same.

But this is like Joe Rogan, Tim Dillon, Andrew Schultz and all the guys on Flagrant.

Sean Ryan is not really part of this.

He's sort of more of a serious individual.

interview podcaster who's like former military.