

He also said that "prior partners" from New Orleans and Nashville had reached out to him in response to the Instagram posts and had "started dialogues with him that have benefitted all our lives for the better." In one long message, Callaghan said he recognized that the social power dynamics at play "can dramatically warp consent" and had tried to unpack his behavior in therapy. She instead put us in touch with a long-time friend, whose name we've agreed to withhold over her fears of online harassment. A version shared on a Twitch livestream has over 833,000 views.Ĭaroline Elise said she didn't want to talk directly to NPR also for mental health reasons. One version of it posted to Twitter has been viewed over 756,000 times. But other users have saved and continue to share the videos across other platforms. She also shared screenshots of at least 10 messages from people saying they'd had a similar experience with Callaghan or knew of someone who had.Ĭaroline Elise has since deleted the videos from her TikTok feed, saying the response had diminished her mental health. 7, she posted again, sharing screenshots of messages she exchanged with Callaghan in 2021 and a photo of them together. "He gets in my bed and wears me down to the point where I eventually do agree to do things I wasn't proud of." "I was very clear about the fact that we are not hooking up," she said. In interviews with legacy journalists about his unfiltered reporting, Callaghan has defended his popularity among younger millennials and elder Gen Z'ers as a bit of media mockery in the service of media literacy.

30 release of his first HBO documentary, This Place Rules, which examines the cultural divisions underlying the Jan. His following has only broadened since the Dec.
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The series has amassed over 106 million YouTube views since April 2021.

The show, All Gas No Brakes, fell apart in 2021 after a contract dispute with its production company, Doing Things Media.Ĭallaghan then started the Patreon-funded Channel 5. In 2019, he took that style of filmmaking across the country in a beat-up RV, stopping for interviews at sites like a flat-earthers' conference and the Talladega Speedway.
