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How the World Cup Finally Won Over America

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Charlie Warzel
How the World Cup Finally Won Over America
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The Atlantic's 'Galaxy Brain' podcast explores how the 2026 World Cup has become a cultural phenomenon in the United States. The discussion highlights how social media and digital storytelling have transformed soccer fandom into a collective national experience.

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The shift in American sports culture toward global soccer reflects broader changes in how digital media influences national identity and collective social experiences.

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