Jackie Wakefield
speaker
21 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 29 May
Jackie Wakefield’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Our first stop is that evening in a nightclub in the small fishing town of Bondo.
What's happening?
We had just left to pick some breakfast for the team.
missing something in your life wake up with us good morning andrew kibe is a former radio host who around the time of the covid pandemic turned into a content creator he's tripled his followers in just a few years with the same misogyny and anti-feminist views you hear in the global manosphere
I interviewed Kibe before and asked him if he knew what misogyny is.
He had to look it up.
On TikTok alone, hashtag Andrew Kibbe has had 530 million views.
At a university in western Kenya, male students have been waiting for hours for Kibe to arrive.
They're mostly aged between 18 and 21.
But some of the female students objected to Kibe's visit.
I totally disagree with Kibe's content.
Like one of my classmates, this boy, he has been influenced by Kibe's content.
He can't socialise with any lady in our class.
Kibbe invited us to come along on his book tour.
The book's subtitle is A Journey Into Manhood, and he said he wrote it because men today are lost.
Some of the potentially harmful claims that we saw on the podcast were things like eating gluten can cause autism. We saw things like the ketogenic diet. So eating high fat, high protein, low carb could be a good treatment for cancer over chemotherapy. And then some anti-vaccine conspiracies like COVID was a bioweapon.
These are all false and checked with by medical experts.
Yes, Stephen Bartlett's production company, Flight Studios, said that the Diary of a CEO is an open-minded, long-form conversation with individuals identified for their distinguished and eminent career. They heard a range of voices. They said not just those that Stephen and the team agree with.
Yeah, it's really tough because they're often not under legacy media companies like the BBC and run independently. Ofcom doesn't cover regulations for podcasts, so they don't have any regulations they need to follow. And it's really difficult because you've also got massive podcasts like the Joe Rogan Experience, which is huge in America, but also massive here.
So how do you regulate an international independent podcast?
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