Phan Thi Kim Phuc
South Vietnamese-Canadian peace activistWikipedia
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Oct 1, 2026
“David Eby Is the Real Orange Menace” | Gavin Dew Full Interview
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35:56Jim CsekHOST
And I think we can all think of photos in the past that have s- that have, have raised a lot of discussion, you know.
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36:03Jim CsekHOST
And that is the, the guy standing in front of the tank, Tiananmen Square, the Napalm Girl.
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36:07Jim CsekHOST
I think Ian will remember that photo vividly.
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36:09Jim CsekHOST
And there's, there's a bunch of them out there that if you have a photo and you show it, just let the photo do its talking.
Bao Nguyen on Making Every Frame Matter
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15:12W. Kamau BellHOST
The Stringer on Netflix, which is a deep, journalistic, and compelling documentary about one of the most famous photos in the history of all time.
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15:20W. Kamau BellHOST
The photo is called The Terror of War, but you may know it more commonly by Napalm Girl.
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15:25W. Kamau BellHOST
It depicts a naked nine-year-old Vietnamese girl running away from a napalm attack during the Vietnamese War in Vietnam.
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15:31W. Kamau BellHOST
And this doc is about figuring out – is it an investigation into who took the photo? Because the person who's credited with taking the photo is not necessarily the person who took the photo.
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19:25W. Kamau BellHOST
And then suddenly the stringer, again, drops like a Beyonce album, as far as I could tell, which is this incredible, hardcore, journalistic expose about the most famous photo out of the Vietnam War.
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19:38W. Kamau BellHOST
What's the name of the photo?
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19:40Bao NguyenGUEST
Well, the technical name is Terror of War, but most people know it as a napalm girl photograph.
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19:45W. Kamau BellHOST
One of the famous photos in history, but certainly the most famous photo from the Vietnam War.
September 2026 - Photography Online Podcast
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28:41James McCormickPANELIST
And the thing that's very striking to me about the actual image, we'll come on to the twist in a minute, but the actual image, it's remarkably similar.
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28:50James McCormickPANELIST
in composition, and I'd never thought of this until I was reading a little bit about it, to the other very famous picture, Pulitzer Prize winning picture of the Napalm Girl.
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29:00James McCormickPANELIST
And they are, do you not think they're remarkably similar, Marcus, in one way? And one's pure hell and the other one's pure joy.
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29:05James McCormickPANELIST
Yeah, I mean, yeah.
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29:22James McCormickPANELIST
And he was very much a photographer that was about just shooting on instinct, not being, you know, keeping his eyes peeled.
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29:29James McCormickPANELIST
That's what his sort of raison d'etre was to get capture of that moment.
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29:33James McCormickPANELIST
I wonder if in his deep in his consciousness when he saw this, he was aware of the other picture because he would have seen Napalm Girl by this point.
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29:40James McCormickPANELIST
Yeah.