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Episode Date: March 24, 2026

Notre Patreon : patreon.com/cafesnakeDaphné parle de l'étoile montante en géopolitique spéculative, Prof. Jiang et Mounir revient sur la promo mélancolique du prochain Spiderman.Aussi: retour sur le docu Inside the Manosphere, Poilièvre à Joe Rogan, le terme "cocon épistémique", la saga Radio-Can et Amazon, le fruit-slop ou quand les fruits sont cocus.

Good morning Yo, it's my name I'm gonna lookie just I'm gonna say, you know, if we can't say to a couple a celebrity. Hello, man, it's Daphne. Oh, but I'm oblig, I

had a film of a noir on a horse. And then I was just like this film that. It's a cafe snake. Good morning Good morning Good morning.

Hello, everyone. Hello, well, welcome to Cafes Snake, or no other two, Caffe Snake, number 85. Yay. What? Today, it's an episode

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if you'll be the episode complete, you can you have been so you'll be about today, Daphne?

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of the new new day I want to say that the film that the film of superhero and it's

in the pop culture but in general also of the cinema American so

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It's coming change. I've been to do. But finally, I've decided that I had convinced that I'd say like it was not my father at the beginning of this course. And I said that I'd be consistent with all that.

Okay, so I wanted to go back to the documentary Inside the Manosphere, so plonged in the monosphere, which is on Netflix, a documentary of Louis Theron. I was entering the manosphere, a wild frontier of streamers whose behavior is reshaping the culture. People ask me, why Miami?

And I tell them, because if it was 120 years ago, I'd be on a horse on the way to California to dig for gold. Whose appeal has proved irresistible to hordes of young fans. Oh, my God! 15 is probably like your main demographic. No, it is it. They hear that content. They did that content. They did it.

I think it it exposed a bit advantage, how the web of today, let's be exploited for generate

the engagement and ultimately also of the money, and we analysed really the process the process

the platform, how it's that function, the diffusion of the content, how it's so there's really the

consideration also of the ecosystem of the streaming, what's that does it can't that's not

to what what's what's what's going to do direct, and we talk often of this in a cafe snake, but that's, you know,

the content by the next, it will be transformed, we'll be segmented, we will be cut, we will clip, and it's these clips that, finally,

that will become the contentu media, who will potentially become virot. We made it the front of the considerations

material, structural, also, when we're talking about the structure of the media of today, and not just

these considerations ideological, let's, the people who chose for, Apart the H.S. Tikitaki, that I know

too, who seemed to be an espose a kind of a special like a documentaryist he was going

to meet these influencers of the manosphere. A part he had like really a

character in fact and that had like no proper, he had just repeated

some things but at a moment there's like, he's like tweeted of what,

against the people, he's like why to tweet it is like to do there's

like no recule, he did just form of engagement But the other, who is going to see cynical, who is to go

who Myron of Fresh and Fit, let's say these two guys are still kind of instrumental in the montie original of the form mainstream of conduit

that we call masculineism. But justly, talking about of H.S. Tiki Toki, you say that there had not necessarily of reflection

behind what that was simply purely for the engagement. It was limited. I would say that there had no idea

original that He's a little limitation that's like, because I've read a text that I've found interesting on the documentary

a critic and it's it makes to see how much the engagement to be the ideology dominant. You know,

even, I see not, I know, the patriarchal or the racism, it's the question of the engagement

that is predominant. So, the capital. No, the text which I know I'm

it, it it's, it came to Rain Fisher Kwan, It's a young writer Internet Princess

so I'm going to let me know in the notes but she said the documentary illustrates very a paradox to care of

the monosphere I think that merit perhaps more than attention and I will tell a text but it's

tradu I'll reprance these words but she says that the film can't contrast between

the personality that these men make the same let's fucking liberal, autonomous,

affranchis like if if their veritable masculinity, virility, it consisted to be liberated

to the matrix, and then we're doing what he wanted, paradoxalely in that, what we've seen in the

documentary, it's the submission almost total to the , the exigences of the

algorithm. In the documenter, there's a scene where is we see Louis Therotot

like interviewerow or the blonde of one of his influencers and he

someone who, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm a relation that is polygame in a sense

unique in the sense that I'm my friend she has been in he says that I want to have other, he says he says to

when he says when he says to say, she says, she's like, she's like, oh, we don't have not

again talk about, oh, well, it's not really , and it's not really, it's like, yeah,

but I'm, like, I'm not , I'm not like, you know, he's like, um, mitigate or,

like, adulcorre his propos, like, and direct, and like, Louis Tero, the call out

You've got back down in 10 seconds. These clips that, that circuls on internet, plenty of YouTubers who have these guys that have used for them to ridiculize. So it's like

if it's like there's a product that's ridiculise a guy. Brief, malchre the things they say, and he revendee,

we have the impression that they pass, according, Raine Fisher-E Kwan, they pass their journey to gne their desire

or their fashion of just for having the approbation of an algorithm that recompose a caricature masculine, hyperbolic, bizarre, counter-intuitive. I don't know, the guy whom you talked,

it's the guy who said, I'd like, I'd like to have two women. I think it's, well, in the phone, he's made, by his co-pene after the tournage. Like, they modelled their life entire, even their life privy, to be plied to these exigences that are continued,

and then, you know, and that's change also, the algorithm, it's something that's not necessarily predictable, and it's transformed, them, they're like,

they're like, to be able to help you know, there's like, there's something of a little there's, you know,

and that's, you know, that's, you know, it's interesting because we can't in which system economic and mediatic that's inscrite.

So, the Prochings, I wanted about the passage of Pierre Pauleave, the barado of Joe Rogan, it's finally

for the people who have been after the month, there's almost a year for Joe for J'C., Paulyive at Rougain,

it's all right, Pauliev-A-Rourgain, that's You have predied. No, but I had said that it's that it's not arrived during the election. Peter Pollyev don't an explanation

in the apparition where's he said that he could not quitted the territory can't be during these elections. And to do you do it's like

Jordan Peterson in January this year that I think it had been more more efficient to make Jorgan maybe he said

that's a Peterson, it's a Canadian it's going to make a move to come, okay I'm going to have

a group podcast American, he had done to go to Rogan. So, now, for the episode of

72 hours, we've made the CV of the TV of director, commentator of the match

of UFC, we present that to a audience, like if it's an kind of a creator

emergent when, and it's over 50 Jorogan experience, it's the podcast the

most the podcast the last the fact, there, you know, I'm not the top chart,

and the podcast, it's the podcast, it's So, we do so on C-V, we're on on these transgressions, these episodes controversial, and then we're like, oh, Pierre Pollynev, va. But there's like a space of changement of cadre in how we cover Pierre Paulyev,

because now the media of deroges seem to moderate his discourse, that's present in a fashion different, and that would be at the line of the sundage that shows at how point he is unpopular. If there were these elections

today, Mark Carney, would, like, 50% of the votes, it would be an immense majority. It's that we report, arre for the time. So, there had

had been a great change of Com of Pierre Poyev from his vote of

and then the media it's really because because there two weeks three weeks there's

like there there's like oh, yeah, he has moderated his tone now now it's

that's like it's like it's like we we're we're we're prepared to a

space that the two parties fusion in fact and there just a party

on Canada because Mark Carney govern the Libero more at the right, and Pierre Pollyave is in trying to become good

with Kearney. It's like, oh, he's been, fusioned the two parties in a carat. And with all the situation of the transfuge of party of

conservative at liberal, you know, the position of leadership of Pierre Paulyev is really at the first of the party conservator. So, there,

he decided to make a tour European, suivied of an tour American, and he debark to Austin,

Texas, for enregistry on register his episode of Joe Hogan. I think it wrong, because,

just right, there, I really, made the description a bit that we've heard in the media like that's but we've

not been talking about about the front, like, of the interview in a time and I think that's quite

because the interview in fact so, so that's the part gratuit of our episode, if you'll

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