
Hidden deep in online forums, a growing subculture thrives on anger, isolation, and blame: incels, or “involuntary celibates.” Incels see themselves as rejected by women and overshadowed by so-called “Chads”—the confident, attractive men they believe they can never be. Their frustration often mutates into open hostility, harassment, and, in the most extreme cases, acts of violence.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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In the online world of the manosphere, millions of men are searching for meaning. What they find instead can be darker—communities where loneliness turns to anger, and influencers like Andrew Tate redefine what it means to be a man. Online, these ide... more
Experts and forum posters show how incels weaponize loneliness and resentment against women and society. Online anonymity, a culture of grievance, and a sense of entitlement combine to form a dangerous subculture.
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If this podcast was about a group of people who were predominantly Black or Hispanic, I doubt the hosts would have so much empathy for the incel community. Three episodes in and the stories of those girls are devastating, but no novel information about the incel community is presented.
The ads are excessive and tout dubious health products that undercut the podcast’s aim at reliability.
It’s a really important issue and I wish it was covered better.
I really wanted to like this podcast, and I was hoping to learn something. I kept listening even though there were a ridiculous number of ads and the host felt the need to speak in some weird breathy voice. But then I got to episode four where they brought on a doctor who called autism a “mental health disorder” and I noped right out of there. If you want to be taken seriously, start with people who aren’t still using the DSM II for their medical knowledge.
It was hard to follow the story because of all the ads. I think the podcast has more ads then actual content.
So far (2 episode) the podcast sounds interesting, but the quantity of propaganda it’s too much, almost half of the episode. Not sure if I’ll finished this season for that sole reason
The first three episodes felt rather familiar, almost a true crime vibe. But that fourth episode was incredibly insightful! So much respect for the men interviewed. First of all, being brave enough to agree to be interviewed, and second, how they articulated their perspectives so honestly.
As a sidenote, I can’t believe how many people gave the show a low rating because of the commercials! Journalism isn’t free, people. How do you think content like this is produced? Just skip the commercials i... more
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Exploring the dark and complex world of a growing online subculture, the episodes provide a deep understanding of individuals who identify as incels or 'involuntary celibates.' Highlighting their feelings of isolation and rejection, the discussions delve into the psychological underpinnings and societal factors that fuel incel ideologies. Through interviews, personal accounts, and expert insights, the content examines the connections between incel beliefs, online behaviors, and real-world violence, while shedding light on the alarming growth of these communities in contemporary society. Listeners are likely to find the balance of human stories and critical analysis both engaging and unsettling, serving as a sobering exploration of modern ma... more
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