Across the top 10 neighbors, no single entity dominates — the scores run from 0.96 down to 0.90 with no sharp drop-off, a broad shape where many neighbors sit well above baseline.

The strongest pull is Erika K Nardini at 0.96, a Professionals subcategory entry, followed closely by Ria (0.95, Reality TV Stars), Barstool Radio (0.94, Podcasts and Radio), and KFC Radio (0.94, Podcasts and Radio). Those four form a tight Barstool-ecosystem cluster — a mix of Professionals, a Reality TV Star, and podcast channels all drawing audiences with nearly identical composition. Paul Bissonnette (0.92, Athletes) and Jared Carrabis (0.91, Journalists) extend the set outward, adding sports-adjacent voices. Barstool Rundown (0.91, Podcasts and Radio) and Dave Portnoy (0.90, Professionals) reinforce the podcast-and-Professionals thread. The two remaining neighbors — John Buccigross (0.90, Journalists) and Peter Gammons (0.90, Journalists) — are the only entries from outside the Barstool orbit, both sports journalists whose audiences apparently overlap with the same crowd.

Kevin Clancy's subcategory is Journalists, and two of the top 10 neighbors share that subcategory (Carrabis and Buccigross and Gammons — three, precisely). The majority of the set, however, is Professionals and Podcasts and Radio, meaning the audience shape is defined less by journalism peers than by the broader Barstool media ecosystem and its associated sports-podcast listeners.

The broad shape here reflects an audience that is deeply embedded in one media network while simultaneously overlapping with mainstream sports-journalism consumers.