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Study Finds Right-Leaning Comedy Podcasts Can Lead to Online Radicalization Through TikTok

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Eve Upton-Clark

Fast Company

They start with laughs and locker room talk, but some of today’s most popular comedy podcasts may be leading listeners somewhere darker. A new study from Media Matters suggests that right-leaning shows with huge online followings—like those hosted by Joe Rogan or Logan Paul—can act as digital gateways to conspiracy theories, toxic masculinity, and fringe ideologies. Thanks to TikTok’s hyper-personalized algorithm, just a few interactions with this content can quickly flood your feed with misinformation and radicalized messaging. Eve Upton-Clark with Fast Company has the full story.

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Eve Upton-Clark

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