In 2018, Alexandra Cooper was an unknown splitting rent in a Lower East Side apartment. Less than a decade later she controlled one of the most valuable independent media operations of her generation: a chart-topping podcast, a network of creators, a sold-out arena tour, a wellness drink line on the shelves of a national retailer, and a distribution deal worth as much as a hundred and twenty-five million dollars that made her one of the highest paid voices in all of audio. Along the way she interviewed a sitting vice president in the final weeks of a presidential race, premiered a documentary about her own life, and earned a place among the first podcasters ever nominated for a Golden Globe.
She got there by grasping, earlier and more completely than almost anyone, a single idea about the modern world. Intimacy, the manufactured feeling of closeness between a voice and the people who listen to it, had become the most valuable asset in media, and the women who were best at creating it had always been made to rent it back from the men who owned the room. This is the story of how one woman refused that arrangement, again and again, at rising altitude, until she owned the room herself.
From a bullied childhood in small-town Pennsylvania, to a college soccer career that ended in a silence she would spend a decade learning to break, to the rooftop negotiation that taught her the lesson her entire empire would be built on, this is a clear-eyed portrait of a singular and polarizing operator. The hot-mess persona and the iron discipline beneath it. The empowerment and the marketing. The triumph and its real costs, set side by side and left for the reader to weigh. It follows her to the present: a mogul at the top of her industry, a new mother, and a figure the culture still cannot agree on.
This is an independent and unauthorized work. It was researched entirely from the public record and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by its subject.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In 2018, Alexandra Cooper was an unknown splitting rent in a Lower East Side apartment. Less than a decade later she controlled one of the most valuable independent media operations of her generation: a chart-topping podcast, a network of creators, a sold-out arena tour, a wellness drink line on the shelves of a national retailer, and a distribution deal worth as much as a hundred and twenty-five million dollars that made her one of the highest paid voices in all of audio. Along the way she interviewed a sitting vice president in the final weeks of a presidential race, premiered a documentary about her own life, and earned a place among the first podcasters ever nominated for a Golden Globe.She got there by grasping, earlier and more completely than almost anyone, a single idea about the modern world. Intimacy, the manufactured feeling of closeness between a voice and the people who listen to it, had become the most valuable asset in media, and the women who were best at creating it had always been made to rent it back from the men who owned the room. This is the story of how one woman refused that arrangement, again and again, at rising altitude, until she owned the room herself.From a bullied childhood in small-town Pennsylvania, to a college soccer career that ended in a silence she would spend a decade learning to break, to the rooftop negotiation that taught her the lesson her entire empire would be built on, this is a clear-eyed portrait of a singular and polarizing operator. The hot-mess persona and the iron discipline beneath it. The empowerment and the marketing. The triumph and its real costs, set side by side and left for the reader to weigh. It follows her to the present: a mogul at the top of her industry, a new mother, and a figure the culture still cannot agree on.This is an independent and unauthorized work. It was researched entirely from the public record and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by its subject. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798258793720
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. From a bullied kid making home videos in a suburban basement to the highest-paid female podcaster in the world. This is the story of Alex Cooper.Before the $125 million SiriusXM deal, before the Spotify empire, before Vice President Kamala Harris sat across from her microphone, Alex Cooper was a Division I soccer player at Boston University carrying a secret that would take her nearly a decade to tell. Before she became the host of Call Her Daddy, the most listened-to podcast by women in the world, she was a girl from Newtown, Pennsylvania, who got her head slammed into the ground by bullies and decided that she would never, ever shut up about anything again.Alex Cooper: Not Shutting Up traces the extraordinary rise of a woman who turned unfiltered conversations about sex and dating into a media empire worth hundreds of millions of dollars. From the raucous early days at Barstool Sports to the explosive breakup with co-host Sofia Franklyn, from the record-breaking Spotify deal to the founding of the Unwell Network, from the controversial Kamala Harris interview to the Hulu documentary that exposed years of alleged harassment by her college soccer coach, Crystal Kelley delivers a vivid, balanced, and deeply entertaining account of one of the most fascinating figures in modern media.This is not a puff piece. It is the story of a woman who is capable of extraordinary generosity and cutting ruthlessness in the same breath, who built her brand on radical honesty while being strategic about what she reveals, who champions women's voices while facing questions about the culture inside her own company. The contradictions are not a flaw. They are the engine.For fans of the Daddy Gang, for anyone who has followed the drama, and for readers who want to understand how a podcast about blowjobs became a platform powerful enough to host a presidential candidate, Alex Cooper: Not Shutting Up is the definitive account of a career that is still, at thirty-one, just getting started. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798258793720
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