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What's a Poser?

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In this episode we delve into the origins and significance of the term "poser" within the heavy metal subculture. By examining historical contexts and sociologist Dina Weinstein's insights, we unpack how metal culture developed its unique code of authenticity, opposition to mainstream norms, and safe spaces for non-conformity.

We explore the economic and social factors that influenced the rise of metal and contrast it with the punk movement. We discuss how metal's emphasis on power and fantasy resonated with its predominantly male fanbase, and how this subculture created spaces for men to defy traditional masculinity.

The episode also covers the notorious "Poser Wars" led by Paul Baloff of Exodus, illustrates the intense commitment to authenticity within the metal community. We question how the term "poser" is used today and challenge listeners to consider whether they are applying it based on genuine metal values or merely personal taste.

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In this episode we delve into the origins and significance of the term "poser" within the heavy metal subculture. By examining historical contexts and sociologist Dina Weinstein's insights, we unpack how metal culture developed its unique code of authenticity, opposition to mainstream norms, and safe spaces for non-conformity.

We explore the economic and social factors that influenced the rise of metal and contrast it with the punk movement. We discuss how metal's emphasis on power and fantasy resonated with its predominantly male fanbase, and how this subculture created spaces for men to defy traditional masculinity.

The episode also covers the notorious "Poser Wars" led by Paul Baloff of Exodus, illustrates the intense commitment to authenticity within the metal community. We question how the term "poser" is used today and challenge listeners to consider whether they are applying it based on genuine metal values or merely personal taste.

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