Humorism Files
Not sure where to get started with Humorism? Explore my work on some of comedy’s biggest names:
Joe Rogan
The most powerful man in comedy, and the gravitational center of American comedy’s far-right subculture.
Tim Dillon
Great Replacement Theory, Holocaust denial, virulent transphobia, and a cameo in the Trump administration’s Epstein coverup.
Andrew Schulz
From his Covid commentary to his full-throated embrace of Trump’s reelection campaign, Schulz’s most consistent politics are the politics of fascism.
Theo Von
Von’s affable demeanor has masked a deeper well of hate ever since his very first controversy, when he came out against interracial dating on an episode of MTV’s Road Rules.
Saturday Night Live
SNL has many legacies, one of which is a 50-year history of abuse.
Shane Gillis
Shane Gillis didn’t change; the comedy industry changed for him.
Dave Smith
The nazi-to-much-more-famous-nazi pipeline.
Tom Segura
A case study in radicalization-by-podcast.
Dave Chappelle
If you’re funny, they let you do it.