Post: #1

Random question, but why doesn't Roosh have a podcast? Seems like it'd be a pretty easy thing to do and he could talk about so much different shit and probably get a lot of solid guests.

Just a thought.

Post: #2

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC16j6Ep...CzYMduNCqw

That's his Youtube Channel. Subscribe and enjoy.

Post: #3

(08-09-2016 07:33 PM)TravelerKai Wrote:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC16j6Ep...CzYMduNCqw

That's his Youtube Channel. Subscribe and enjoy.

Been watching the channel for some time now, the Q&A is excellent. I think the podcast idea has merit and it may be prudent, going forward, to diversify the means of delivery. A measure of redundancy if you will. The past 12 mo has bidden ill for a free expression of ideas with blatant, albeit somewhat passive, censorship across internet communication media. A podcast would could still be aired on YouTube (until such a time as they feel bold enough to ban him outright) but also on other platforms to keep the message going out. It might even be easier for him to do without a need for recording, editing, uploading video, etc.

Post: #4

http://convert2mp3.net/en/

If it's over ten minutes, I always convert youtubes to audio (mp3's).
Roosh, Milo, Cernovich, et al, i'm on the go and audio is almost always preferential to sitting around waiting for videos.

There are many sites that convert video to mp3's, just google it.

Would def subscribe to any Roosh broadcast, regardless of format.

Post: #5

Thx sombro, but the majority of the audience will not go through the extra work to transfer vids to mp3, Roosh should make mp3/podcast content available, no-brainer, got tou se a multi-prong media approach.

Post: #6

Roosh is not a frequent long podcast kinda guy. The way in which he operates is quality over quantity.

Frequent podcasters like Gavin McInnes are social commentators. They don't have anything new to say, they just talk about whats happening now and share funny stories about what happened in the past.

Roosh on the other hand takes time to perfect previously fuzzy ideas and largely doesn't care for the news cycle because the current news cycle is just confirming the comments he made months ago.

In saying this though, I do think there is a market for very short style podcasts that focus on one point only. 5 min max to get the point across. When you work 10 hour days there is little time to come home and listen to hours of podcasts.

A business idea for free - Be good at speaking and look good on camera, then do a 30 min round up of the days red pill podcasts and happenings for youtube.

Then sell yourself to Cernovich Media Corp 5 years from now for $10M.

Post: #7

I hope he venerates the patron of this forum.
I have built a terrifying army to protect all on the forum.
We should change all our names to not anonymous. Use your real fucking name. Truth need not hide. Grow some balls, entire forum, and fucking own yourself.

Post: #8

Sooth nailed it. A podcast would spread myself too thin, and if I'm going to talk about a topic at length, I rather put it down into an article or book.

Post: #9

What happened to the Return of Kinds podcast, it seemed to have stopped after two episodes?

Post: #10

(08-10-2016 03:58 AM)Hades Wrote:  I hope he venerates the patron of this forum.
I have built a terrifying army to protect all on the forum.
We should change all our names to not anonymous. Use your real fucking name. Truth need not hide. Grow some balls, entire forum, and fucking own yourself.

Anyway, I think short podcasts would be great. Not saying for Roosh's content, but as a new style of media in general. I hate having to listen to people talk for more than like 30 minutes.

Post: #11

(08-10-2016 04:24 AM)Roosh Wrote:  Sooth nailed it. A podcast would spread myself too thin, and if I'm going to talk about a topic at length, I rather put it down into an article or book.

Fair enough, makes sense. Thanks for the response dude.

Post: #12

Roosh Q&A are worth the wait because of the questions being answered in sequence in one video.

His timestamps for each question makes it easier to navigate too.

Post: #13

I definitely love to see Roosh on Rogan's or Milo's podcast.

Post: #14

(08-11-2016 07:24 PM)la bodhisattva Wrote:  I definitely love to see Roosh on Rogan's or Milo's podcast.

Rogan is VERY interesting. I've been listening to him for a few weeks while I work. It's real weird. He has a lot of red pill guys on his show but Rogan himself seems to have a feminine mindset hidden deep behind MMA fighting stuff. I don't know if that's part of his thing to stay on air or maybe hes just so libertarian that he would let Milo fuck his wifes boyfriend.

Regardless, his podcast has an insane amount of listeners, totally un PC, and the people he has on are the type of people that are cultural leaders.

There is no doubt that Roosh could do at least 6 hours of podcasting with Rogan on the topic of Neomasculinity and fill in the gaps with stories.

I'm sure Cernovich and Roosh are people that could say "Hey I'm in (your area) at this time, we should do a podcast" and Rogan would be like "See you then".

Post: #15

Roosh,

The answer to my question is probably "Hell No" but I'll ask it anyway to see what you and others think.

What do you think of doing an updated version of the State of Man talk on American college campuses sometime in 2017? (something similar to Milo's Dangerous Faggot tour). You could partner up with Mike or someone else and make it a panel sort of thing. It would be a shit storm of epic proportions particularly on the liberal-arts campuses in the Northeast.

I was pleasantly surprised to see so many people with red hats (Make America Great Again) at Milo's talks. I think there is a growing desire for the manosphere and neo-masculinity at the average American university.

Milo's great, and he knows his stuff, and he fights the good fight. But he's also a bit of a goofy entertainer. Your style is more serious and direct, and I think that it will resonate equally well with the young Trump supporters on campus. They will need all the encouragement they can get if HRC wins.

Post: #16

Looks like he took the plunge in the end.





Good stuff.

Post: #17

Yeah I had a change of heart when I realized I could do 2 per month and not sacrifice other things I'm working on.

Post: #18

(08-14-2016 05:53 AM)John Quincy Wrote:  Roosh,

The answer to my question is probably "Hell No" but I'll ask it anyway to see what you and others think.

What do you think of doing an updated version of the State of Man talk on American college campuses sometime in 2017? (something similar to Milo's Dangerous Faggot tour). You could partner up with Mike or someone else and make it a panel sort of thing. It would be a shit storm of epic proportions particularly on the liberal-arts campuses in the Northeast.

I know that I am not Roosh, but I would not toy with that.

Roosh and Milo are two different categories.


MILO:


PROS:

- Editor at Breitbart, a news site that is very, very influential at the moment (Alexa does not lie).

- Has support of most of the Alt Right, without any doubt. Especially after he was banned from Twitter.

- Has support of various influential personalities on the Blogosphere/Twitter (Mike Cernovich, for example).

- He is gay. And, according to the Regressives, gays are "oppressed'. That is why he is constantly reminding everyone that he is gay (he is literally using Regressives' weapons against them). Because of that I believe that he has avoided psychical harm on his tours (he didn't get treated the same as Roosh in Canada).


CONS:

- None I can think of.



ROOSH


PROS:

- Has his own small media empire.

- Has significant support in the manosphere (Mike, Vox...)

- Has a bigger beard that me. Damn him.


CONS:


- Has limited or no support in the MSM. For example, during the 2016 Meetups outrage, every MSM outlet was against him. Even most of the Alt media was (Breitbart even wrote several articles against him, to my great disappointment).

- First class "Thought Criminal". Self explanatory.

- He is not a member of any "oppressed class". Yes, he played the Muslim/Middle Eastern card in Canada, but in the long run, it won't work.

- A significant part of the Manosphere/Alt Right is, unfortunately, against him (88 crowd, TRP channel on Reddit, WN...).



In short, if he does a tour like Milo, at best he will get a Toronto treatment, and, at worst, a bullet from some deranged SJW (which will be hailed as a hero in MSM, as disgusting as it might sound).

By the way, enjoy your well deserved holidays, Roosh .

Post: #19

5:15 - Major truth bomb dropped:

"It damaged my family because this no fault divorce was used by my parents when they divorced when I was 8 years old. and having something like this happen to you when you are young really makes you doubt LTR's in general because if your parents can't do it, and you are a mirror image of them, it doesn't give you the confidence to believe that you can do it too."

Post: #20

I liked it. It was like the Book of Ecclesiastes in Modern English.

Post: #21

Hope everyone saw the latest announcement by Roosh's about his new podcast called Kingmaker. I listened to the first episode, thought it was phenomenal - explained so many things in my life.

Unlike Roosh, I has a really great upbringing in terms of a big stable family, religiosity, national and cultural identity. My family is traditional and conservative as fuck. However ever since I went off to college at the age of 18, I've struggled (more specifically I struggled once I graduated and was trying to find a good girl).

I didnt understand why everyone in college was so obsessed with living in the moment (I studied my ass off and graduated with a very high GPA), drinking and getting laid (Roosh brings up modern day hedonism in his podcast), materialism (back then I didn't wear expensive clothes nor cared to) and most interestingly to me dating for dating sake (I used to take the traditionalist view of you date to find a spouse, I saw so many friends date people fully knowing they would break up when they graduated). The first episode of the Kingnaker podcast really helped me put modern society into perspective.

Over time and under my American friend's influence, I lost everything from my traditionalist childhood: I live far away from my family, I drink, I want the nicest clothes, I want money and achievement (before college I simply wanted to have a good engineering job and get married with kids). I even got pulled into the belief that I should develop a 'lifestyle' per Tim ferriss/4HWW. The only thing holding me back from that was I saw everyone in my extended family be satisfied in life while a lot of people chasing the lifestyle seemed to be on a perpetual threadmill.

Gaming girls - I stumbled upon this forum many years ago so I could find a girlfriend and get married at some point. I'm eternally grateful to Roosh and RVF. I most likely would never have improved my game. It is sad that today young men have to sleep with many women to learn enough about them to avoid getting hoodwinked by a hoe pretending to be a good girl and then get divorce-raped. I'm still on this path.

But at the same time, I'm excited for the future and I'm excited to hear Roosh's thoughts on how to move back to a more traditional life.

Thanks Roosh!

Post: #22

Intro music sounds like a Call of Duty loadout track. But glad for this podcast...listened to all the Culture War episodes with Quintus, the recent Q&A videos, looking forward to more of these.

Given that much of RVF is in their twenties, I doubt many of them would buy into the tradition mindset (Roosh does acknowledge this). I suppose the appreciation of tradition is something people buy into after experiencing the treadmill...

Post: #23

Here is Podcast number two:

https://soundcloud.com/kingmakerpodcast/...-resilient

Post: #24

Updating this thread with latest podcasts. Once again, I encourage everyone (especially young men) to listen to this. Great stuff, feels like a condensation of Roosh's wisdom earned over the decades:

What Travel Can Do For A Man





This one podcast finally gave me a good reason to travel. I've always been wary for traveling, mostly because I see all my friends going to Europe and taking silly tourist pictures. But Roosh's perspective shows you a GOOD reason to travel.

The Serenity Of Stoicism





Quick overview on stoicism with notes on Epictetus' Discourses, Seneca's Letters and Marcus Aurelius's meditations

The Past, Present And Future Of Game





A good overview of how intergender relationships worked 50 years ago, how Roosh got into game, some stuff that really stood out:

It doesn't matter what you want, it matters what women want.

At the very least, you have to go through a game phase

I get emails now from men who are using game on their wives now

Post: #25

Sweet. I've listened to all of them so far. I really liked the travel & stoicism ones.

Looking forwards to the latest about game.