Yeah, I'm thinking something like a collective effort. I think if leftist breadtubers and podcast hosts started a collective, something like Jobs4Justice, they might be able to make it work.The benefit to having exclusively online organizers/posting coordinators is that they could base their operations in a relatively low cost of living area too. Keep their costs down to maximize their effect.
It would be like herding cats to get them to agree to it, though, but that's the kind of radical cooperation necessary to advance something like this.
Very few of those podcasters can afford to post full time. Chapo is an extreme outlier.
Yeah, I'm thinking something like a collective effort. I think if leftist breadtubers and podcast hosts started a collective, something like Jobs4Justice, they might be able to make it work.The benefit to having exclusively online organizers/posting coordinators is that they could base their operations in a relatively low cost of living area too. Keep their costs down to maximize their effect.
It would be like herding cats to get them to agree to it, though, but that's the kind of radical cooperation necessary to advance something like this.