Noel King
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Podcast Appearances
The short answer is like, it's for everyone.
And to my mind, it's like your healthiest market is probably the washed millennials, the people who are starting to run marathons in their 50s, like that sort of thing.
But maybe there is a market for some 18-year-old lost soul who watches clavicular Twitch streams or whatever and is peptide curious himself.
Maybe that is something that has some money attached to it.
I don't know why you wouldn't just go on Reddit and order a cheap from China if you're a broke teenager, but who am I to say?
No, thank you so much for having me.
In the span of a decade, Ben Shapiro built The Daily Wire into a conservative media empire.
He produced hit podcasts that bit at liberal excesses and documentaries and lectures about the founders, the genders, the gospels.
He peddled polos, hats, candles, provided a home for deplatformed conservative stars like Matt Walsh and minted stars like Candace Owens.
The Daily Wire even has kids programming a judgmental puppet named Zoodles.
who shares Shapiro's load-bearing eyebrows.
This year, though, the empire showed signs of collapse.
The Daily Wire's YouTube videos are down from millions of views to the lo-fi figures.