Summary
The “Rogansphere,” a sprawling ecosystem of podcasts and online shows led by figures like Joe Rogan, has become a powerful cultural force for younger audiences, functioning as a “Fox News for the young.”
With its mix of anti-establishment rhetoric, distrust of Democrats, and casual conversations blending left-leaning and conservative ideas, it normalizes figures like Donald Trump for a disillusioned, lonely audience—particularly young men.
Democrats risk underestimating its influence, as this ecosystem fosters deep listener loyalty and has contributed to a significant shift in young male voters toward Trump.
If you give a platform to morons then you are a moron. If you listen to morons and find their thoughts and ideas not painful you are guess what a moron. Rogan is Rush Limbaugh part 2, follow the script and collect the cash from morons.
Rogan is a Larry King if anything. He’s not a dedicated political podcast, at least that’s what it seems like to me as someone who has only ever seen clips.
Imagine having an option you’d like to share on the Internet having “just seen the clips”. Hitler seemed like a really strong leader and powerful speaker even though I don’t speak German and don’t know anything about him but the clips." -ryathal