Megan Markle’s Controversial Podcast and Reputation Criticized

In the world of podcasting, there are some interesting developments surrounding Megan Markle.

According to a source shared by SecondhandCokeOnQuora, it appears that Megan has joined the solidarity movement with Iran by recording a podcast episode with Shoray Aghalashou.

The exact details remain unclear, as it is uncertain whether this episode is for Aghalashou’s podcast or a new episode of Malarkey Types.

However, based on the information provided, it is believed to be for Aghalashou’s podcast.

The news about Megan’s involvement in the podcasting world has not yet been covered by the press, so we will have to wait and see if it is true.

If it is indeed accurate, it seems that Megan is continuing to align herself with various causes, although some may argue that her relevance remains questionable.

Another intriguing piece of information shared by the source is the supposed real listener count for Megan’s own podcast, Nodcast.

It is claimed that the number stands at around 1.5 million listeners.

However, it is important to note that this figure includes everyone who has played at least one episode, rather than regular listeners.

Nevertheless, this information remains unconfirmed, and there is a possibility that it represents the total number of streams instead.

Interestingly, the source also mentions that Spotify staff allegedly refuse to refer to Megan’s podcast as “archetypes” since she has not discussed a single archetype yet.

Instead, they reportedly use the term “stereotypes” during internal meetings.

This suggests that there may be some dissatisfaction or disagreement regarding the content of Megan’s podcast within Spotify.

In her most recent podcast episode, Megan faced criticism after claiming that her reputation for being demanding was due to society’s perception of the “angry black woman” trope.

However, Raw commentator Caleb Bond disputed this claim in a column for Sky News Australia.

Bond argued that Megan’s perceived reputation is not a result of her ethnicity but rather her actions.

He stated, “Maybe such a perception is not because of her ethnicity, but because she’s a thoroughly dislikable person.”

Bond further criticized Megan for signing up for royal duties without fully understanding the demands they would entail.

He suggested that her demanding and difficult nature is disliked by many people worldwide, not because of her skin color, but because she has become disconnected from those who made her famous.

Adding to the criticism, royal author Alexandra Shellman expressed her disapproval of Megan’s behavior and observations.

In an article for the Daily Mail, Shellman referred to Megan as a “narcissistic marshmallow” and criticized her failure to address the importance of behavior regardless of gender.

Shellman emphasized the need for clear communication without undermining or intimidating others.

She also highlighted the significance of treating others with respect and fairness.

Megan’s podcast has been described as a relentless California-style rant, with a soft-voiced whining tone that aims to boost women’s self-image.

However, some argue that it comes across as narcissistic, offering poor advice and observations.

As Megan continues to navigate the world of podcasting, her involvement in various causes and her reputation as a demanding individual continue to draw attention and spark debate.

It remains to be seen how these developments will shape her future endeavors and public perception.