Kamala Harris is reportedly planning on appearing on Joe Rogan’s hugely popular podcast, as polls suggest the vice president needs a boost in winning over male voters from Donald Trump.

Harris’ campaign is said to have discussed the with Rogan’s team plans for the vice president to appear on The Joe Rogan Experience before Election Day in November, but nothing has been confirmed, reported Reuters on Monday.

Rogan’s podcast is the most popular in the U.S., regularly attracting millions of predominantly male listeners and viewers. Harris’ potential plan to appear on the online show arrives as surveys frequently suggest Trump is outperforming Harris among male voters, which could prove vital in the neck-and-neck race.

Harris, who is looking to be the first female U.S. president in history, has recently embarked on a media blitz of talk shows and podcasts over more traditional news outlets. This has included an appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, which is very popular with young women.

Trump has also indicated that he will soon be a guest on Rogan’s podcast, but offered no specific details. The former president has recently appeared on several podcasts that aim to be popular with young male audiences, such as Flagrant with comedians Andrew Schulz and Akaash Singh.

Newsweek has contacted Harris’ campaign and Rogan’s team for comment via email.

Mark Shanahan, associate professor of political engagement at the U.K.’s University of Surrey, said that Harris appearing on Rogan may be a risk, but it’s one she “may have to take” in order to win the White House.

“Harris needs an alliance of the young, women and minorities. A winning performance on Rogan cuts straight through to the young Black men who previously voted for Joe Biden but are somewhat less enthusiastic about the current VP,” Shanahan told Newsweek.