Encouraged by the intimate nature of audio broadcasting, low barriers to entry and lax oversight from podcasting platforms, extremist podcasting has grown from a niche of the far-right to a sprawling web of white supremacists who regularly appear on one another’s shows, the report reveals.

Just ask white nationalist Richard Spencer, who came to fame in the first two years of the Trump presidency as the leader of the so-called “alt-right” movement. He co-hosts a podcast every month.

“I like podcasting for this very reason,” Spencer said, describing the cozy atmosphere as "friendship nationalism."

Journo supremacists are abusing Yahoo.com, so we should ban it.