There are campaigns that target Ben’s advertisers over something he says, or sometimes, over something he didn’t even say.” You see it actively in podcasting relative to advertisers.
You see it every which way, much more so in the big social channels that are quick to censor. “It allows us all to find an audience and take part in the ‘new public square.’ “One of the great aspects of podcasting, or more broadly, the internet, is the democratization of broadcasting,” Jeremy said. Jeremy and Ben are no strangers to controversy, and not surprisingly, have strong feelings about what may be considered the biggest current threat to the podcasting medium: censorship. It has also established itself, as of this writing, as the sixth-largest podcast publisher in the country.
įrom conception, The Daily Wire’s creators intended for the company to offer unique content in the right-of-center media landscape… and it most certainly does. His podcast, The Ben Shapiro Show, is consistently ranked as one of the top five most listened-to shows in the world. Jeremy, aka “the god-king” and co-CEO of The Daily Wire, is also the host of the popular podcast Daily Wire Backstage, featuring Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Andrew Klavan, and Michael Knowles.ī en, a media host, columnist, author, and editor emeritus of The Daily Wire, is admittedly the more colorful face of the company, as epitomized by one of his trademark lines: The Daily Wire-an American conservative news website and media company-does not claim to be without bias.įounded by writer and filmmaker Jeremy Boreing and political conservative commentator Ben Shapiro in 2015, the company’s website clearly states, “We’re opinionated, we’re noisy, and we’re having a good time.”īoasting fearlessness in their documentaries, entertainment, journalism, commentary, and future, they aim to “change the culture one member at a time.” It gives anyone and everyone the opportunity to reach people with their message of choice… even if that message is considered controversial in nature. Opinionated, Noisy, and Having a Good TimeĪt Podcast Magazine ®, we believe all podcasters retain the right to share their viewpoints regardless of whether such views align with our personal beliefs or values.
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