Kyle Luxifer, 'The Most Hated Man On Our Youtube', keeps Westen Champlin's podcast talking
No new episodes went up, and the seventh All Caught Up is closing in on half a million views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The Most Hated Man On Our Youtube - Kyle Luxifer - All Caught Up #7
"The Most Hated Man On Our Youtube - Kyle Luxifer - All Caught Up #7" is the episode doing the most work on the Westen Champlin Podcast right now, more than five weeks after it went up. Kyle Luxifer is the guest of the title, and the label is the show's own. The episode is now close to half a million views.
No new episodes went out this week, so the shelf carried the channel. Behind the Luxifer episode sits number nine, "Our Worst Deal Weve Ever Made," two weeks old and still steady. The title keeps the deal itself a secret.
Then comes the most personal one. In "Westens Mom Talks Worst Family Tragedy, Raising Westen, and Getting Arrested," Westen Champlin's mother sits down for more than an hour of family stories. The chapter list runs from Uncle Ralphie and a hearse race to Grandpa Gary's ranch, barrel racing and the boom and bust years, and it also makes room for a hard memory of tragic accidents and recovery.
Views ran a little under the channel's usual pace without anything new to watch, and about a thousand subscribers joined. Among the podcasts nearest its size, HAHA Podcast and On with Kara Swisher are having busy weeks, and Theo Rogan Shorts keeps working at a scale of its own. All Caught Up is between episodes, and its older ones are doing the talking.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Westen Champlin Podcast right now
- Channel
- Westen Champlin Podcast
- Subscribers
- 383,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 236,194
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how the Westen Champlin Podcast's week looks in figures.
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