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The Blindboy Podcast
Jon Ronson on Conspiracy, Masculinity and Writing
Season 1, Ep. 475
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I chat with Jon Ronson, who is a bestselling author, journalist, documentary maker and podcaster. A master of immersive nonfiction. His work has consistently been ahead of the curve, exploring extremism, conspiracy, public shaming and the culture wars long before they became mainstream concerns.
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