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Boys Like Me

Boys Like Me · CBC

A restrained examination of incel radicalization that uses a Toronto mass killing to investigate the isolation and violent misogyny around it.

LR score 90 · 1 published rating

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Work
Finite series
Release
Complete
Episodes
5 verified main-run episodes
Count scope
This is a verified main-run count, not an all-published feed total; bonus, update, trailer, and epilogue items may be excluded.
Listening time
193 verified minutes
Facts reviewed
July 22, 2026
Editorial review
July 22, 2026

Listening Record verdict

Why we recommend it

The reporting resists treating online extremism as an inexplicable subculture; it traces the ideas and conditions surrounding the violence while maintaining a sober focus on consequences.

Best for: Listeners seeking contextual reporting on misogyny, online radicalization, and the social environment around mass violence.

Not for: Listeners who need to avoid discussion of mass murder, suicide, or misogynistic ideology.

Strengths

  • Provides context for violent online ideology without glamorizing it.
  • Maintains a measured tone around highly charged subject matter.

Caveats

  • The explanatory focus requires sustained engagement with hateful and violent ideas.

Sensitivity guidance: Contains discussion of mass murder, misogyny, online extremism, and suicide.

Editorial signals

Story, reporting, and tone

  • incel movement
  • online extremism
  • violent misogyny
  • contextual reporting
  • radicalization analysis
  • systems reporting
  • sober
  • analytical
  • disturbing

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