Inside the Manosphere
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What is the main theme of the manosphere?
Hey everybody, welcome back to the Find Out Podcast. We have a great guest for you today, a friend of the show. She is a director and a content creator. Brenna Perez is with us today. Brenna, how are you doing? Hi, good. Just waking up to the day's horrors, as usual. Every day. Well, we said today was going to be a little bit of a grab bag. So we're going to talk about a few things that are flying under the radar that are terrible things that people should know about. Is there one horror in particular that grabbed you this morning? Or is it really just the culmination of all the bullshit over the last, what, 15 months or 14 months or whatever the hell it's been? Has it only been 15? I mean, I think it's the culmination.
I think we're watching...
How does Brenna Perez explain performative masculinity?
You know, just all the, of course, everything overseas and Iran and, you know, I mean, I can't believe we're at this point. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think like for those who are sort of tuning out, I think we've lost 13 service members, over 200 wounded, some severely. We bombed 150 schoolgirls. We have killed a bunch of the leadership, including the guy who was actually in charge the other day. But it doesn't seem like it's done anything. And now Donald Trump has found himself caught in a box because now if he leaves, it just looks like we did nothing. But if he stays, he's probably talking about ground troops in order to free the Strait of Hormuz. And none of our allies want to help us for the first time in history.
No one has stepped up and helped us because of the ridiculous shit we're doing. I can't imagine why. It's so fucking stupid. Yay? Isn't there a ship on the way with like 2,500 Marines or some shit?
What insights does Brenna share about mentoring young men?
Yeah. Which is funny. It's an advanced Marine unit or something. It's the same term that was used for the first Marines that got sent to Vietnam. Really? Oh, it doesn't it doesn't actually mean anything, but it's interesting. It was like that. Damn. All right. Here we go again. Let's do it. Apparently, apparently Donald Trump has has gone to his generals and said, why haven't you opened the Strait of Hormuz? And the answer is it doesn't take much to close it when you just have undefended tankers running through. You could literally send a fifty dollar drone. and hit it like it's it's not yeah well and also they pulled the mine sweepers uh from the area i guess i mean a couple months ago was it yeah yeah i saw that alcoholic dip fuck he's he's talking about how the only threat to the to the ships going through the strait or is iran is iran shooting them
Why do men get drawn into the alt-right's content pipeline?
Well, no shit, Sherlock. That's your job. You're supposed to stop that. By alcoholic shithead, I believe you mean Pete Hexeth. You would be correct. Which one? He's like, I can't imagine why nobody's going through. The only threat is that Iran shoots your ship. And I think it's telling that the assurance was like, we will insure the ships or we'll cover the insurance. It's like, it's just about money to them. It's absolutely zero concern for the lives that could be lost. It's just like, don't worry, we'll cover the costs, you know? Well, he he apparently like Trump is also furious because he was under the impression, apparently, when the U.S. attacks anybody for whatever reason, 80 percent of the public just jumps up and does a dance.
And he has now learned that, oh, wait, my numbers have actually gone down.
How does the manosphere impact young men's views on women?
And I think there was a poll that showed 48 percent of Americans not only don't like the war, but I think it's going poorly. So, like, I mean, it's like, yeah, like, what have we achieved? He's going to say you should be charged with treason just for accurately reporting things. Yeah. Oh, yay for me. I mean, they'll hang you. Well, the funny thing is, like, if the United States is attacked, yeah, no, nations will jump up and help it. It's just that and historically, a lot of the times when the U.S. has attacked. nations have jumped up and and helped it and you know as a Spaniard myself I can attest to the fact that that brings a cost right like we had our worst terror attack on our soil my community was affected you know I had teachers that didn't they luckily you know no one lost their life but they didn't come into school that day and
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main theme of the manosphere?
0:08–0:54
2
How does Brenna Perez explain performative masculinity?
0:54–1:51
3
What insights does Brenna share about mentoring young men?
1:51–2:44
4
Why do men get drawn into the alt-right's content pipeline?
2:44–3:33
5
How does the manosphere impact young men's views on women?
3:33–4:55
6
What are the societal implications of the manosphere's messaging?
4:55–6:02
7
How can we counteract the negative influence of the manosphere?
6:02–7:41
8
What role do women play in the discussion around the manosphere?
7:41–1:15:50