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Oct 14, 2026

Angie TreasurePANELIST
15:39
Yes
Ali VallartaHOST
15:39
... that says basically, like, "People inside the LDS church, led by PR director Doug Anderson, conspired with the anti-Christian George Soros-owned tabloid news outlet Vice News to defame Ballard." So, like, the ethos is all laid out for us before he even begins this three-hour screed.
Ali VallartaHOST
15:58
It's like we're name-calling, we're inciting anti-Semitism, we're, like, calling you anti-Christian because y- you know.
Angie TreasurePANELIST
16:08
We're getting bingo right off the bat-
Benjamin ReedGUEST
22:06
So I'm, I'm launching, like, my own sort of, like, weird, independent...
Benjamin ReedGUEST
22:11
Imagine the aesthetic of Vice News in 2010-
MikeHOST
22:15
Yeah
Benjamin ReedGUEST
22:15
...
CamHOST
63:57
So Kelly Stow was laid to rest on December 15th, 2018 in her hometown of Detroit, Michigan.
CamHOST
64:04
Three years later, Vice News went to Detroit, and trans journalist Eva Rain interviewed Kelly's family and friends.
CamHOST
64:13
Vice released a near 40-minute video in June of 2021 covering Kelly's life, including video of her performing in the ballroom scene, as well as commentary from her loved ones and those in the community on how her death has affected them.
CamHOST
64:27
The documentary highlights the Detroit trans community and ballroom scene, and how in spite of the violence and fear the community faces, they continue to find joy and freedom in their expression and in their community.
CamHOST
64:47
There's also a really touching scene where they talk about how Mother's Day in the trans community is focused on honoring your chosen family.
CamHOST
64:55
Quote, "There's just a love and respect that transcends last name." End quote.
CamHOST
65:01
And we'll also leave a link to this Vice News documentary in the description so that our listeners and viewers can watch the documentary on your own, because it was a really touching and beautiful documentary.
CamHOST
65:13
And as I mentioned before, Kelly came from a loving and supportive family, and her death hurt them very deeply.
Noel BrownHOST
63:49
Um, Antonia, can you tell, uh, the folks, uh, at home where they can find more of your work?
Antonia WoloshynGUEST
63:54
You can find it on Airmail, um, and a lot of German publications, Vice News.
Antonia WoloshynGUEST
64:01
Um, and if you want to read more about the case, but again, it's German, I wrote parts of the book, um, that the representative of the plaintiff wrote about the trial, but that's in German stores.
Matt FrederickHOST
64:16
[laughs]
Melissa ChanGUEST
4:58
I mean, I don't know if I can say this on ABC radio, but it's just seemed like Gen Z and Gen Alpha were just a bunch of autocratic shits.
Melissa ChanGUEST
5:08
And I just felt like, you know, if going on Vice News and doing that, which is supposed to be hip, had its limits, maybe I should try a different medium.
Melissa ChanGUEST
5:19
And the graphic novel form, I mean, we can talk a little bit more about that later, but, you know, I was deeply influenced as a child.
Melissa ChanGUEST
5:26
My first graphic novel I ever read was Art Spiegelman's Mouse.
RoverHOST
14:10
They do have a chick that was on the end, at the very end.
RoverHOST
14:16
She used to work for, Charlie will like it, because I think she used to work for Vice, the TV, Vice News.
RoverHOST
14:22
I don't know which girl.
CharlieHOST
14:23
Is it the
RoverHOST
15:05
I don't know what the late.
RoverHOST
15:06
But I just remember seeing her.
RoverHOST
15:09
On TV a long time ago, like years ago on Vice, whatever, one of those shows, Vice News or whatever, whatever they had.
RoverHOST
15:17
Didn't they have something weekly on HBO or something? Oh, yeah.
Daniela ScrimaHOST
54:53
Official numbers say 18, but family members say the truth is closer to 50.
Daniela ScrimaHOST
54:58
This is a clip from Vice News, The Searcher's Highway of Tears.
speaker_35SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:04
People are going missing.
speaker_35SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:05
Kids are going missing.
Justin RiggsGUEST
54:51
They said, yes, we would love to tell this story.
Justin RiggsGUEST
54:53
He went to Vice News.
Justin RiggsGUEST
54:55
They said, yes, they would love to tell this story.
Justin RiggsGUEST
54:58
Within days, he hears from his brother, Ralph W. Hardy Jr.
Justin RiggsGUEST
55:02
He says, David, are you the one that's going to all these media outlets with this story about the A cover-up? And David says, yes.
Justin RiggsGUEST
55:08
And apparently Ralph was beside himself.
Justin RiggsGUEST
55:11
But within a couple of days, the Washington Post, the New York Times and Vice News all called David Eccles Hardy and said, we cannot do this story.
Justin RiggsGUEST
55:21
The leaders of your church have contacted our bosses and we are not allowed to tell this story to anybody.
Tim PoolHOST
0:50
I worked for Vice.
Tim PoolHOST
0:51
I was the founding member of Vice News.
Tim PoolHOST
0:53
And what I have personally witnessed in this administration from Trump's first term into Biden's and now Trump's second term.
Tim PoolHOST
1:02
I have never seen before in my life in this country, the willful disregard for norms and decorum, the willful disregard for the Constitution and the intentional lawfare against anyone who spoke out against people like this, like Jack Smith, who is a deeply evil man.
Tim PoolHOST
3:29
No, but I want to tell you how I feel.
Tim PoolHOST
3:32
I'm just a guy on the Internet.
Tim PoolHOST
3:34
OK, I worked for Vice, lobbied them to make Vice News and was the founding member.
Tim PoolHOST
3:39
According to the CEO, I had convinced them we can do boots on the ground reporting.
Tomori EmmanuelGUEST
39:25
He now added... every AGF that you know were taking over and the IGP started writing to them for the span of almost 15 years now in 2020 My story was featured by some prominent news outlets.
Tomori EmmanuelGUEST
39:43
Can I mention the name? BBC, Vice News, and, you know, some prominent, even Punch, Guardians, local newspaper, where, you know, they carried my story in 2020 because of this NSAS thing.
Tomori EmmanuelGUEST
39:58
So I was invited to join the panel that was set up a year later.
Tomori EmmanuelGUEST
40:05
you know, and Barrister Ebani followed up to that extent as well that my case was presented and that went long and their conclusion was they couldn't give another judgment because there's a current judgment already.

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