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In this conversation, we sit down with Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street to explore a question that’s been bothering us and a lot of people right now:Can Democrats actually compete with the algorithm?From the rise of the manosphere to the gravitational pull of platforms like YouTube and podcasts like Joe Rogan, politics is no longer solely a matter of policy. It’s about attention, culture, and what people choose to watch, listen to, and believe.We also get into:Why “just make better content” may not be enough.Whether politicians should go on shows like Joe Rogan.The role of music, culture, and artists in shaping political reality.Healthcare, the ACA, and what it actually feels like when coverage disappears.Tensions inside the Democratic coalition, including antisemitism and difficult conversations many people avoid.This interview was recorded just before recent political developments mentioned in the intro — and we’ve kept that context in for transparency.If you’re interested in how media, culture, and democracy are colliding in real time, this conversation is for you.If this resonates, subscribe and share — we’re building something new here.#Democracy #democraticprimary #algorithm #philadelphia #PA03
By Disco Lindsay Ball and Disco Brian Davis5
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In this conversation, we sit down with Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street to explore a question that’s been bothering us and a lot of people right now:Can Democrats actually compete with the algorithm?From the rise of the manosphere to the gravitational pull of platforms like YouTube and podcasts like Joe Rogan, politics is no longer solely a matter of policy. It’s about attention, culture, and what people choose to watch, listen to, and believe.We also get into:Why “just make better content” may not be enough.Whether politicians should go on shows like Joe Rogan.The role of music, culture, and artists in shaping political reality.Healthcare, the ACA, and what it actually feels like when coverage disappears.Tensions inside the Democratic coalition, including antisemitism and difficult conversations many people avoid.This interview was recorded just before recent political developments mentioned in the intro — and we’ve kept that context in for transparency.If you’re interested in how media, culture, and democracy are colliding in real time, this conversation is for you.If this resonates, subscribe and share — we’re building something new here.#Democracy #democraticprimary #algorithm #philadelphia #PA03