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America’s not actually polarized. It can agree on Mr. Beast — and Joe Rogan
We asked 741 people to name their top influencers, podcasts, comedians, musicians, video games, films and TV series and found the United States of America.
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Research on political polarization highlights that preferred news outlets and social‑media habits create information silos that reinforce existing views. However, studies frequently overlook popular culture—such as influencers, podcasts, comedy, television and movies—as a significant source of political information.
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