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The VICE Guide to Right Now

The best of VICE, behind the scenes. On this podcast we highlight stories from across VICE platforms through the lens’ of reporters, guests and experts.

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Latest Episodes:

The EPA's Lies About Air Pollution Are Killing Americans May 24, 2019

On this episode, VICE producer Sophie Kazis speaks with reporter Ankita Rao about the Trump Administration's latest move to protect industry, and how it will ensure more deaths from asthma, heart problems and cognitive degeneration.

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Big Tech Doesn't Want You To Be Able To Fix Your Things May 22, 2019

On this episode, producer Sophie Kazis speaks with Motherboard’s Editor-in-Chief Jason Koebler about his longtime reporting on the Right to Repair Movement, and why it’s important to break up Big Tech’s stronghold on repairing broken products.

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How to Use Astrology to Be a Better Friend and Lover May 20, 2019

On this episode, producer Sophie Kazis speaks with VICE's in-house astrologer Annabel Gat and astrology editor Sara David about the company's new astrology app, Astro Guide, and how to use the tools of astrology to be a better friend and lover.

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Did the FBI Seize This Journalist's Vagina Cultures? May 17, 2019

On this episode, Motherboard reporter Samantha Cole talks about how when the FBI raided the offices of at-home microbiome testing startup uBiome, it likely took with it data about her own health.

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Abortion Bans Don’t Need to Go Into Effect to Cause Harm May 15, 2019

On this episode of The VICE Guide To Right Now Podcast, producer Sophie Kazis speaks with reporter Marie Solis about the harm caused by Georgia's six-week abortion ban despite the fact that the law isn't slated to go into effect until January 2020 and will likely be blocked in court.

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AirPods Are a Tragedy May 13, 2019

On this episode, we talk to Motherboard reporter Caroline Haskins about why AirPods are a social and environmental disaster.

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How Stan Culture Has Changed The Critics' Role May 10, 2019

On this episode, we speak with i-D writer Kieran Devlin about stan culture and the impact of social media on the way we judge music.

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Why It's So Hard To Charge White Nationalists With Terrorism May 08, 2019

On this episode, VICE podcast producer Sophie Kazis speaks with VICE News reporter Tess Owens about current domestic terrorism laws in the U.S., and why it's so difficult to prosecute white nationalists.

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This Is How People Can Actually Afford to Live in Miami May 06, 2019

On this episode, we talk to reporter Allie Conti about rising rent costs in Miami, and what it takes to actually afford to live there.

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Kanye West’s Quest to Become God May 03, 2019

On this episode, VICE Senior Culture Editor Alex Zaragoza speaks with music journalist Naima Cochrane about Kanye West’s journey from courting controversy to leading a quasi-Christian church.

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What Microdosing Testosterone Can Mean for Non-Binary People May 01, 2019

On this episode, VICE podcast producer Sophie Kazis speaks with VICE social designer Alyza Enriquez about finding their own non-binary gender expression through microdosing testosterone.

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The Trouble With Screen Time Apr 29, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks with Motherboard reporter Caroline Haskins about the World Health Organization's new guidelines for children under five recommending limiting screen time—only if it means kids are sedentary for more than an hour.

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The 'Wild West' of Weed Is Dying Out. Here's What's Replacing It Apr 26, 2019

On this episode, we talk to reporter Danielle Simone Brand about how while working in cannabis used to be a crime, it's now looking more and more like a real career, complete with benefits.

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This Is Why California Will Keep Burning Apr 24, 2019

On this episode, we talk to reporter Susie Cagle about how one massive utility company is responsible for many of California’s wildfires and dozens of deaths.

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Inside NYC's Street Vendors' Fight to Survive Apr 22, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks with reporter Diana Hubbell about new proposed legislation that would increase the number of street vendor permits available in New York City.

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Behind The Scenes of the New VICE Documentary "Lebanon’s Green Gold: The Debate to Legalize Cannabis" Apr 19, 2019

On this episode, we talk to VICE's Rony Karkar about his new short documentary, "Lebanon's Green Gold: The Debate to Legalize Cannabis" to find out why Lebanon is so keen to legalize cannabis, and how the country's main cannabis farming communities feel about their livelihoods becomes legal.

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Understanding Julian Assange Apr 17, 2019

On this episode, we’re talking about Julian Assange’s recent arrest, and sifting through all the news swirling around it with Motherboard Editor-In-Chief Jason Koebler and Motherboard reporter Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai.

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When Biohacking Crosses Over into Disordered Eating Apr 15, 2019

On this episode, we speak with Motherboard reporter Sarah Emerson about the damaging effects of Silicon Valley's obsession with bodyhacking.

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How Anti-Abortion Rhetoric Shapes Pro-Choice Advocacy Apr 12, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks with Broadly reporter Marie Solis about how much of our understanding of abortion care has been shaped by an inherent bias against it.

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Have You Checked Out CYBER??? Apr 10, 2019

We're dedicating this episode of The VICE Guide To Right Now to a podcast we love, Motherboard's hacking show CYBER. This episode is all about why the ASUS supply chain hack is a really big deal.

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The Many Obsessions That Can Haunt a Person with OCD Apr 08, 2019

On this episode, we talk to TONIC reporter Shayla Love about seven lesser-known types of OCD that are darker, harder to talk about, and can remain undiagnosed for years.

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New York Is Getting Congestion Pricing, Whether It's Ready or Not Apr 05, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks with Motherboard reporters Ankita Rao and Caroline Haskins about New York City’s new plan to initiate congestion pricing.

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Motherboard Reports: Facebook Bans White Nationalism and White Separatism Apr 03, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks with Motherboard Editor-in-Chief Jason Koebler and Motherboard reporter Joseph Cox about Facebook’s new policy change to treat white nationalism and separatism the same as white supremacy.

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Behind the Scenes of Broadly's Gender-Inclusive Stock Photo Library Apr 01, 2019

On this episode, we talk to Broadly's Diana Tourjée and Sarah Burke about The Gender Spectrum Collection, a stock photo library featuring trans and non-binary models that aims to help media better represent members of these communities.

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Inside The New VICE Documentary "Growing Up Off-The-Grid" Mar 29, 2019

On this episode, we talk VICE producer Lydia Randall about her new short documentary "Growing Up Off-The-Grid" about a 17-year old young woman who was raised off-the-grid in the foothold of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina.

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Where the Hell Is Birth Control for Men? Mar 27, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks with Broadly writers Marie Solis and Leila Ettachfini about the true timeline of male birth control.

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How a Kennedy Became a Political Force for Trans Rights Mar 25, 2019

On this episode, we talk to Broadly reporter Diana Tourjée about the Congressional Trans Equality Task Force, which is currently chaired by Massachusetts Representative Joe Kennedy III.

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Inside The Fragmented Minds of People With Dissociative Identity Disorder Mar 22, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks to TONIC reporter Shayla Love about the fraught history of the condition formerly known as “multiple personality disorder,” and how the medical field is still in disagreement on whether it is real. But does ‘real’ matter when a diagnosis can help?

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How the 'Mandela Effect' Theory of False Memories Took Over the Internet Mar 20, 2019

On this episode, we deep-dive into a story from VICE Magazine's Truth and Lies issue about an internet theory called “The Mandela Effect" that has taken the internet by storm.

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Trump Is a Health Hazard to His Supporters Mar 18, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis talks with author and professor Jonathan Metzl about his new book, Dying of Whiteness: How the Politics of Racial Resentment is Killing America's Heartland, which examines how Trump’s agenda depends on policies that render his own supporters – the white working-class – expendable.

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Can a Ridehailing App Be Ethical? Mar 15, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis asks reporter Ankita Rao 'Is it possible for a ride hailing app to be ethical?'

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When It Comes to 'Vanilla Sex,' No Two People Taste the Same Flavor Mar 13, 2019

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Anna Iovine about what vanilla sex means in 2019.

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Another Look Inside VICE's Series 'LATIN-X' Mar 11, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis welcomes back Paola Ramos, the host of the VICE series LATIN-X, which just launched 4 noteworthy new episodes.

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The Dark Reality of Being a Brand Influencer Mar 08, 2019

In this episode, we’re peeking behind the curtain to look at the darker aspects of being a brand influencer.

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DIY Spaces Go Mainstream to Survive Mar 06, 2019

In this episode, VICE podcast producer Sophie Kazis speaks with writer Caroline Lewis about how, in a post-Ghost Ship and rapidly gentrifying America, many DIY spaces are trying to pivot from the underground to the mainstream in order to survive.

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What This Activist Learned from Testing Men for HIV at Gay Bathhouses Mar 04, 2019

In this episode, we talk to HIV and LGBTQ activist George Johnson about what he learned from his STI-prevention work in gay bathhouses.

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Anti-Amazon Fever Is Spreading, and Big Tech Companies Should Be Worried Mar 01, 2019

In this episode, we talk to VICE reporter Ankita Rao about the ripple effects of Amazon’s decision to cancel their second headquarters in New York.

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New York Lawmakers Join Activists in Fight to Decriminalize Sex Work Feb 27, 2019

In this episode, VICE podcast producer Sophie Kazis speaks with Broadly reporter Marie Solis about the fight in New York to decriminalize sex work.

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How Grits Got Weaponized Against Cheating Men Feb 25, 2019

In this episode, we talk to historian and journalist Cynthia Greenlee about food, power, and how a particular breakfast staple in southern black cuisine has been used as a weapon against cheating or abusive men.

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PayPal Processes Payments for ‘Stalkerware’ Software Sold to Abusive Partners Feb 22, 2019

In this episode, we talk to cyber security reporter Joseph Cox about 'stalkerware' used to spy on romantic partners, and the role tech giants like PayPal play in this malicious and booming industry.

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Taking Ketamine Can Feel a Lot Like a Near-Death Experience Feb 20, 2019

In this episode, we talk to TONIC reporter Shayla Love about why scientists are so interested in near-death experiences, or NDEs.

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Young People Are Doomed by Student Loans, Not the National Debt Feb 18, 2019

In this episode, we’re talking about the mounting problem of student debt, and why this issue is rarely discussed by policymakers who, instead, tend to fixate on national debt.

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How YouTube Drives Creators to Conspiracy Theories Feb 15, 2019

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis sits down with Motherboard reporter Caroline Haskins to discuss how the structure and model of YouTube as a platform incentivizes conspiratorial content.

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What Amazon Infiltrating America's School System Might Look Like Feb 13, 2019

In this episode, VICE’s News Editor Matt Taylor talks to reporter Ankita Rao about what it means for Amazon to infiltrate America’s school system, and whether or not it will put even a dent in the inequality that plagues it.

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The Spectacular Rise and Fall of the World's Only Hard Rock Theme Park Feb 11, 2019

Today, we’ve got NOISEY in the studio to talk about the spectacular rise and fall of America’s first - and maybe last - rock n’ roll themed amusement park: Hard Rock Park.

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Dozens of Cities Have Secretly Experimented With Predictive Policing Software Feb 08, 2019

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis talks to Motherboard reporter Caroline Haskins about the predictive policing company PredPol. Using public information requests, Haskins verified dozens of previously unconfirmed police department contracts with this new policing technology.

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Government Workers Are Still Waiting to Get Paid for the 2013 Shutdown Feb 06, 2019

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks to reporter Will Greenberg about how, as federal employees sue to get damages from the longest government shutdown in history, the victims of the last shutdown are still waiting on their own payout.

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Unionizing Weed Workers Are Reigniting the Labor Movement Feb 04, 2019

In this episode, we're talking about how unions see opportunity in the cannabis industry, especially with it's long history of sexual harassment, workers getting paid with drugs, and other rough conditions.

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How Startups Are Selling Anxious Millennials on the Promise of Sleep Feb 01, 2019

In this episode, we talk to Broadly writer Marie Solis about how startup brands are trying to convince a generation of tired, anxious, financially unstable young people that they can buy a good night's sleep.

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Addictive Drugs Should Not be Marketed, Period Jan 30, 2019

In this episode, we talk with reporter and author Maia Szalavitz about new findings on the pressure to sell OxyContin, and what this reveals about the opioid crisis.

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These Artists Want Black People to Sleep Jan 28, 2019

In this episode, we talk to Afro-Latinx artists Fannie Sosa and niv Acosta about their art project "Black Power Naps," which appears as a series of "devices" that invite Black people to rest and heal. Broadly has partnered with the artists on a magazine about sleep equity, rejuvenation, and resilience.

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New York State Is Finally Giving Women the Protections of Roe v. Wade Jan 25, 2019

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis sits down with TONIC's Senior Editor Susan Rinkunas to discuss how after 46 years, New York State just gave women the legal protections of Roe v. Wade - an effort that had been at least a decade in the making.

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When Women Are Denied Pain Relief During Invasive Procedures Jan 23, 2019

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis talks with Broadly reporter Jessica Furseth about how women are often denied pain management during invasive medical procedures - and how this is all too common.

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Minority Reports: Why Latinos Are Converting to Islam Jan 21, 2019

In this podcast episode, we talk to Minority Reports host Lee Adams about his recent documentary on why latinos are one of the fastest growing groups within Islam in America.

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Has the Women's March Served Its Purpose? Jan 18, 2019

In this episode, we talk to Broadly writer Marie Solis about how some women say they won't be attending the 2019 Women's March because the first one delivered on its promise: It inspired them to get involved in activism that has made the march itself redundant.

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The Double Standard at the Heart of the GOP's War on Facts Jan 16, 2019

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Harry Cheadle about why right-wing politicians can get away with ignoring media criticism, while Democrats have to pay attention to the fact-checkers.

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A Response to Lifetime's New Documentary, "Surviving R. Kelly" Jan 14, 2019

In this episode, we talk about Lifetime’s new documentary series, “Surviving R. Kelly.” In the series, survivors from R. Kelly’s inner circle come forward with stories and allegations about his sexual, mental and physical abuse.

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Volunteers Under Fire Jan 11, 2019

On this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis sits down with reporter Ben Makuch to discuss how rural communities in the U.S. and Canada are grappling with how to provide vital emergency services to citizens amid rapid population migration into cities.

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A Sanity Checklist for 2019 Jan 09, 2019

In this episode, we talk to TONIC's Wellness Editor Raj Punjabi about how to better manage stress and anxiety in 2019.

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Should We Replace Facebook With Personal Websites? Jan 07, 2019

In this episode, Motherboard Editor-in-Chief argues that personal websites and email can replace most of what people like about Facebook—namely the urge to post about their lives online.

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When Dismantling Power Dismantles You Instead Jan 04, 2019

In this episode, we talk to Broadly writer Marie Solis about activist burnout in the Trump era, and what happens when organizingtakes a toll on your physical, mental, and emotional health.

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What's the Deal with the 'Seinfeld' Characters' Ages? An Investigation Jan 02, 2019

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Allie Conti about how it seems like it'd be easy to learn how old Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer were supposed to be, but really, it turns out it's impossible.

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VGTRN is Taking a Short Holiday Break! Dec 24, 2018

Hello listeners! We want to inform you that we're talking a short break for the holidays, we'll be back on Wednesday, January 2nd with a new episode for you. Thanks for your patience, and see you soon!

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What You Lose From Online Shopping Dec 21, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE Features Editor Kate Dries about the costs of online shopping.

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The Dark Truths Behind Our Obsession With Self-Care Dec 19, 2018

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis talks to TONIC reporter Shayla Love about what the growing popularity of self-care products reveals about the flaws in mental healthcare.

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Our Cities Are Designed for Loneliness Dec 17, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Ankita Rao about how our cities are designed to make us feel lonely, and what urban planners want to do to change that.

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The Psychedelic Resistance Is Here Dec 14, 2018

In this episode, VICE's Global Drugs Editor Max Daly speak with writer Mike Power about how illegal use of psychedelics is on the rise, and what that says about the times we're living in.

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This Is Your Brain on Hate Dec 12, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Allie Conti about how researchers are studying how white supremacism may actually rewire people's brains on a physical level.

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NOISEY's 100 Best Albums of 2018 Dec 10, 2018

In this episode, we talk to music journalist Colin Joyce about the Noisey staff's favorite releases of the year.

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When Racism Anchors Your Health Dec 07, 2018

In this episode we talk to writer George Johnson about health disparities in America, and how systemic racism is an often under-acknowledged factor in the mental and physical health results of black Americans.

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The Border Crisis Is Wreaking Havoc on the Lives of Cross-Border Students Dec 05, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE Senior Culture Editor Alex Zaragoza about how the border crisis is affecting cross-border commuters, who have to navigate the migrant caravan and a heavy military presence at the US-Mexico border every day.

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Truvada May Be Getting Unfairly Blamed for the Spread of STDs Dec 03, 2018

In this episode, we talk to writer Bryn Nelson about how PrEP is great at blocking HIV, but as its use grows, so do fears that people will be more sexually reckless and spread other STDs. But researchers are coming to think that the opposite could be true.

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Blac Chyna's Skin-Whitening Products Are a Window into an American Secret Nov 30, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Taylor Hosking about how Blac Chyna's co-signing of a bleaching product is forcing us to reckon with a problem too often shrouded in secrecy and denial.

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Chinese Researchers Claim to Create the First Gene-Edited Babies Nov 28, 2018

In this episode, we talk to Motherboard reporter Daniel Oberhaus about how researchers' claim that the DNA of twin girls was altered to protect them against HIV. But the results haven’t been published in a scientific journal and many researchers are questioning the ethical and scientific validity of the claim.

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Introducing Motherboard's New Hacking Podcast, CYBER Nov 26, 2018

CYBER is Motherboard’s first-ever cybersecurity, hacking, and infosec podcast - and you can listen to episode 1 here.

Imagine if your phone suddenly stopped working. And then you couldn’t login to Facebook, Instagram, your email, or bank account. Your phone switches back on, and you get a call. On the other end of the line is a guy telling you he’s stolen your phone number, and is about to take all your money. This is a new type of hack called SIM hijacking, and there’s almost nothing you can do to stop it. In this first episode of CYBER, we hear audio from a real-life ransom attempt, and host Ben Makuch speaks to Motherboard reporter Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai about how it all works.

If you like what you hear, make sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

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Targeted Advertising Is Ruining the Internet and Breaking the World Nov 23, 2018

In this episode, we talk to researcher Dr. Nathalie Maréchalabout how targeted advertising on the internet is hurting us all.

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Why Everyone's Obsessed with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Instagram Stories Nov 21, 2018

In this episode, we talk to Broadly writer Marie Solis about how Congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is teaching Americans about the inner-workings of our government on social media.

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Meditation Is a Powerful Mental Tool—and For Some People It Goes Terribly Wrong Nov 19, 2018

In this episode, we talk to TONIC reporter Shayla Love about how even though mediation is often marketed as an age-old cure-all, sometimes it can go terribly wrong.

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Amazon Is Creating Cities for the Rich Nov 16, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE's News Editor Matt Taylor about Amazon’s big move to NYC, and what it will mean for local residents and city politics.

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Inside the Underground Trade of Cheap 5 Star Hotels for Hackers Nov 14, 2018

From Bangkok to New York, fraudsters have an established, underground market of selling dirt cheap rooms at 5 star hotels and international flights. Today, we talk to Motherboard cyber security reporter Joseph Cox to find out more.

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The Oil Industry Spent $31 Million to Kill a Climate Change Measure Nov 12, 2018

Washington's 1631 ballot initiative would have introduced a revolutionary carbon tax, but thanks to fierce opposition it went down in flames. In this episode, we speak to journalist Geoff Dembicki to learn why.

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Democrats Took Back the House, but Republicans Weren't Using It Anyway Nov 09, 2018

There was good news for Democrats on Tuesday night, but they are still on the outside looking in. In this episode, we debrief the midterm elections with VICE Editors Matt Taylor and Harry Cheadle.

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A Timeline of Every Step in Trump's Plan to Eliminate Transgender Rights Nov 07, 2018

Since Trump took office, his administration has systematically eroded legal protections for transgender Americans. In this episode, we talk to Broadly journalist Diana Tourjée about the historical lead-up that's brought us to this moment, and to the Trump administration’s secret initiative that could definitively exclude trans protections from existent Constitutional civil rights statutes.

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Listen to Episode 1 of "Chapo," a New Podcast from VICE News Nov 05, 2018

Listen to the first episode of "Chapo," a new podcast from VICE News. As Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán goes on trial, VICE News explores his high-stakes case through the stories of people caught up in the drug war in the U.S. and Mexico.

In this episode, called "The Fixer," VICE News travels to the Sinaloa cartel stronghold of Culiacán, where they meet a drug trafficker and see how cartel violence affects daily life. Listen to the full series on Spotify.

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Behind The Scenes of 'Innocence Ignored: Stories of the Wrongfully Convicted' Nov 02, 2018

More than 2,000 wrongfully convicted people have been exonerated in the United States since 1989. That’s more than 19,790 years of human life lost needlessly to wrongful conviction. VICE’s new series, “Innocence Ignored,” aims to tell the stories of those who had their voices silenced, and to examine the flaws in the system that made these tragedies possible. In this episode, VICE's News Editor Matt Taylor speak with two of the producers on the project, Lydia Randall and Lara Fernandez.

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Behind The Scenes of VICE News' Series on Women Candidates in 2018 Politics Oct 31, 2018

In this episode, we go behind-the-scenes of the brand new VICE New’s digital series, “She’s Running,” about 4 women candidates’ midterm campaigns. The first three episodes dropped today.

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Introducing "Chapo," a New Podcast From VICE News Oct 30, 2018

If you like The VICE Guide To Right Now, we think you'll also really enjoy VICE News' first ever podcast, "Chapo." As Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán goes on trial, VICE News explores his high-stakes case through the stories of people caught up in the drug war in the U.S. and Mexico. The first episode comes out on Nov. 1 exclusively on Spotify in both English and Spanish.

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The Hot New Gen-Z Trend Is Skipping College Oct 29, 2018

In this episode, we discuss how it's becoming more common for high schoolers to weigh the benefits of blue-collar trades, at a time when well-paying jobs—and no debt—are hard to pass up.

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The Private School Paradox Oct 26, 2018

Writer Gaby del Valle talks to us about why her parent's decision not to send her to prep school was the best thing they could've done.

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America’s Housing Crisis Is Breaking Young People Oct 23, 2018

In this episode, we talk to the activist and writer Tara Raghuveer about how the current housing crisis is particularly hurting young people.

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How Evangelical Purity Culture Can Lead to a Lifetime of Sexual Shame Oct 22, 2018

In this episode, we talk to former born-again Christian Linda Kay Klein, who combines personal reflections with years of research to trace the psychological effects of purity culture on women in her new memoir, "Pure."

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The Unintended Consequences of Growing Up Online Oct 19, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Eve Peyser about the trials and tribulations of growing up online.

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The Quiet but Furious War Against Pipelines Oct 17, 2018

From Appalachia to Louisiana, mostly ignored by the media, activists have been putting themselves in the path of bulldozers.

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How One Journalist Got Hooked On Sleep Hygiene Oct 15, 2018

In this episode, we talk to Tonic writer Shayla Love about her personal attempt to combat insomnia. But her story has a twist.

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When Believing Women Isn't Enough to Help Them Oct 12, 2018

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis speaks to Broadly Staff Writer Marie Solis about how "believe women" became the #MeToo movement's rallying cry, but some say simply believing women may not be enough to accomplish the transformative change feminists imagine.

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Unpacking the Devastating UN Report on Climate Change Oct 10, 2018

The IPCC's '1.5 Degree Report' paints a dire picture that suggests we must fundamentally change the nature of society in the next decade in order to avoid the worst effects of climate change.

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‘Contraception Deserts’ Will Likely Get Worse If Trump's Birth Control Changes Go Through Oct 05, 2018

Women already have a hard time getting birth control but people are bracing for things to get worse if changes to the country's family planning program are successful.

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[BONUS] Queerly Beloved: Episode 4 Oct 03, 2018

If you like The VICE Guide To Right Now, we think you'll also enjoy our newest podcast from VICE: Queerly Beloved. Co-hosted by Sarah Burke and Fran Tirado, it’s a multifaceted portrait of LGBTQ chosen family—the people who help us figure out who we are and inspire us to live as our most authentic selves. In a world obsessed with significant others, Queerly Beloved focuses on the unconventional, seemingly insignificant relationships that actually end up shaping us most.

Here's the fourth episode, "The Mentor." In this episode, you'll hear from a genderqueer sex worker named Liara Roux, who over time, became a queer mentor to a client interested in experimenting with her gender expression.

For the full season, make sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.

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[BONUS] Queerly Beloved: Episode 3 Oct 01, 2018

If you like The VICE Guide To Right Now, we think you'll also enjoy our newest podcast from VICE: Queerly Beloved. Co-hosted by Sarah Burke and Fran Tirado, it’s a multifaceted portrait of LGBTQ chosen family—the people who help us figure out who we are and inspire us to live as our most authentic selves. In a world obsessed with significant others, Queerly Beloved focuses on the unconventional, seemingly insignificant relationships that actually end up shaping us most.

Here's the third episode, "The Siblings." In this episode, you'll hear about Diana and Seth. They are biological siblings who are both trans and who, despite having vastly different stories of coming out, influenced each other’s notions of gender and identity throughout their entire lives.

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Behind The Media: How We Talk About Consent Sep 29, 2018

HBO ‘s Special Report, “Consent,” discusses how people, both public and private, are grappling with issues of consent and sexual assault in the year since the first allegations against Harvey Weinstein. HBO Correspondent Isobel Yeung leads us through a nuanced conversation about how the #MeToo Movement has affected everyday people. The issue is extremely personal, and has had huge, rippling effects on both individuals and our society at large - as everyone figures out what accountability looks like, and where we go from here. On this episode of the podcast, VICE Executive Editor Dory Carr-Harris and Broadly-Editor-Chief Lindsay Schrupp speak to Isobel about her process making this piece, how her team decided to frame this story, and why accountability is key.

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Behind The Media: How We're Covering Dr. Blasey Ford and Judge Kavanaugh's Hearing Sep 28, 2018

We recorded this episode in the midst of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Kavanaugh’s testimonies, while the hearings were still ongoing. In this episode, Broadly Editor-in-Chief Lindsay Schrupp, Broadly Staff Writer Marie Solis, and VICE Executive Editor Dory Carr-Harris discuss their strategies for covering this historic event - given the difficult nature of the subject matter, the fast pace of the news cycle, and the consequences of the hearings’ outcome that go beyond who will be our next Supreme Court Justice.

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The Trans Woman Who Became a Dragon Sep 26, 2018

In this episode, we talk to Broadly journalist Diana Tourjée about her experience telling the story of Eva Tiamat Medusa, a trans woman who modified her body to become a dragon.

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Black People Face Big Barriers Entering the Legal Weed Industry Sep 24, 2018

In this episode, we talk to journalist Benjamin Goggin about how while legal weed industry is booming, it’s also shutting out many black and brown entrepreneurs.

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Thanks to Motherboard, Facebook Is Reviewing its Policy on White Nationalism Sep 21, 2018

In this episode, we talk to Motherboard Editor-in-Chief Jason Koebler about his investigation into Facebook's content moderation policies, which has now led the company to review it’s specific policy on white nationalism.

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Maybe I'm Wrong: Guns Sep 18, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE’s Krishna Andavolu about his new series, “Maybe I’m Wrong,” which seeks to spur meaningful conversation around some of the most contentious issues in our society. The first issue the series takes on is perhaps one of the most polarized topics: guns.

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Cynthia Nixon Lost the Battle, But Progressive Women Won the War Sep 17, 2018

Cynthia Nixon fell to Governor Andrew Cuomo Thursday night, but the insurgent candidates who challenged former members of the Independent Democratic Conference sailed to victory.

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Colleges Are Going About Consent Education All Wrong Sep 14, 2018

In this episode, we discuss Donna Freitas' new book 'Consent on Campus,' which argues it's up to universities to challenge hookup culture and champion consent.

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[BONUS] Introducing Queerly Beloved Sep 12, 2018

If you like The VICE Guide To Right Now, we highly recommend you check out our newest podcast from VICE: Queerly Beloved.

Queerly Beloved is a new podcast series from Broadly. Co-hosted by Broadly editor Sarah Burke and Fran Tirado of the popular queer podcast Food 4 Thot, it’s a multifaceted portrait of LGBTQ chosen family—the people who help us figure out who we are and inspire us to live as our most authentic selves. In a world obsessed with significant others, Queerly Beloved focuses on the unconventional, seemingly insignificant relationships that actually end up shaping us most.

Here's the first episode, "The Past Lovers." For the full season, sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.

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This Writer Went Through All Her Old Tweets, And Was Horrified At What She Found Sep 12, 2018

In this episode, VICE Writer Eve Peyser explains that deleting her old tweets one at a time was an education in self-loathing and shame—and 100-percent worth it.

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GARAGE: Queen Rihanna by Deana Lawson Sep 10, 2018

In this episode, we talk to the Editor-in-Chief of Garage Magazine about their new issue, “The Human Future.”

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Beef Update: Bernie vs. Bezos Sep 07, 2018

In this episode, we talk about new Bernie vs. Bezos beef: how Senator Sanders has just made Amazon the poster child for everything wrong with the modern labor market.

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This Man's Inmate Experiences Are Proof We Need the Prison Strike Sep 05, 2018

In this episode, a formerly incarcerated writer, Michael Fischer, goes into how the prison system can break a person down, and why it's so inspiring to see inmates fighting back.

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This New VR Film Takes You on an Ayahuasca Journey to the Amazon Sep 03, 2018

In this episode, we discuss an incredible new VR film that takes you on an ayahuasca journey to the Amazon.

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The Trump Administration's Secret Anti-Weed Committee Aug 31, 2018

In this episode, we try to figure out where Trump stands on cannabis.

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Inside Facebook’s Struggle to Moderate Two Billion People Aug 29, 2018

Moderating billions of posts a week in more than a hundred languages has become Facebook’s biggest challenge. Leaked documents and nearly two dozen interviews show how the company hopes to solve it.

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From The Archives: How Video Game Avatars Can Help Trans Kids Cope Aug 27, 2018

For this episode, we've pulled one of our favorite shows from the archives. It came from VICE Magazine’s June publication, The Privacy and Perception Issue. We talk to VICE reporter Diana Tourjée about her online avatars growing up, and the surprising way they affected her offline identity.

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You Have The Right To Remain Fat and Healthy Aug 24, 2018

In many doctors’ opinions, weight loss is the only treatment for fat patients regardless of their health concerns. But now, many plus size women are speaking up to say, "I have the right to be fat and healthy." In this episode, we interview Charlotte Zoller about her personal journey to find a fat-positive doctor who wouldn't just tell her to lose weight.

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The Silent Perils of Being a Firefighter Aug 22, 2018

The most dangerous part of the job can come when firefighters are off the clock.

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The Christian Marriage Book That Made Justin Bieber Cry Aug 20, 2018

In this episode, we talk to VICE writer Eve Peyser about the Christian marriage book that made Justin Bieber cry.

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Honoring Aretha Franklin, The Queen of Soul Aug 17, 2018

The Queen of Soul, whose career spanned six decades, died on Thursday morning.

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What 'Unite The Right 2' Can Tell Us About The Alt-Right Aug 15, 2018

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis talks to VICE News journalist Elle Reeve about her experience embedding with white supremacists, and where the alt-right movement stands one year after the 'Unite the Right' rally in Charlottesville.

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One Journalist's Elaborate Quest to Get Rich by Investing in Juul Aug 13, 2018

VICE journalist Alli Conti wanted to know: Can a regular person get in on the ground floor of a privately-owned vape company with a roughly $15 billion valuation? She tried really hard. In this episode, we hear about her results.

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How a Class of Columbia University Students Protected the Picket Line Aug 10, 2018

In this episode, we talk to a professor at Columbia University about how her photography class stood in solidarity with the Graduate Workers of Columbia's recent strike.

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America's Young Doctors Are Embracing the Universal Healthcare Revolution Aug 08, 2018

In this episode, we look at how the student caucus of the American Medical Association got the organization to agree to reconsider its decades-long opposition to single-payer healthcare.

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Here's all the Recent Changes MoviePass Made to Its Terms of Service Aug 06, 2018

The beleaguered company has been updating its terms like it’s changing its Tinder pic.

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[BONUS] Science Solved It: The Kentucky Meat Shower Aug 04, 2018

We are excited to share with you a BONUS episode from another VICE podcast, Science Solved It. Our second season is out, and we think you'll really enjoy! This is episode 2, "The Kentucky Meat Shower."

On March 3, 1876, chunks of meat fell from the sky in Olympia Springs, Kentucky. The locals came up with bizarre theories for where the meat came from, without realizing the truth had already been uncovered by a clever scientist in nearby Lexington.

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Fear and Loading: Women and Guns in America Aug 03, 2018

American women are buying more guns than ever before, mostly to protect themselves. VICE reporter Manisha Krishnan headed to Texas for the annual A Girl and a Gun conference where women were being trained to fend off sexual assaults and home invasions with firearms. Here goal: to find out whether gun culture among American women is fueled by fact, or fear.

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Why One Boston Neighborhood is Resisting Legal Weed Aug 01, 2018

On this episode of The VICE Guide to Right Now, we’re looking at weed legalization in Massachusetts, and how one Boston neighborhood is fighting to define what recreational marijuana will look like in their community.

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This New Book Profiles Incredible Women You've Probably Never Heard Of Jul 30, 2018

A lot of women’s history remains untold, distorted, or fragmented. There are so many women who have had a huge impact on the world, but who the majority of people know nothing about. To reclaim these stories, Anita Sarkeesian and Ebony Adams wrote a book called History vs. Women, which profiles 25 remarkable women throughout history. They are rebels, rulers, scientists, artists, warriors and villains. VICE's Executive Editor Dory Carr-Harris spoke with both authors on this episode of The Vice Guide to Right Now.

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What It's Like to Choose Between Tinder and Arranged Marriage Jul 27, 2018

This month, The VICE Guide to Right Now is featuring stories from VICE Magazine’s June publication, The Privacy and Perception Issue. It’s about identity in the digital age. On this episode, we talk with writer Mithila Phadke about using Tinder in India -- while her parents were also trying to arrange her marriage.

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States Attacking Obamacare Have the Most to Lose Jul 25, 2018

Nine of the 11 states with the highest rates of pre-existing conditions have signed onto the lawsuit to strike down the Affordable Care Act. On this episode Harriet Rowan of Kaiser Health News, explains what this says about the healthcare debate.

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We Reviewed a $100 Counterfeit iPhone X Jul 23, 2018

Motherboard Editor-in-Chief Jason Koebler and staff writer Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai disassembled a counterfeit iPhone X that they bought through a colleague in China for $100. Then they asked security researchers to probe it to find out what it is. The verdict is wild.

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DNA Damage from CRISPR Has Been ‘Seriously Underestimated’ Jul 20, 2018

CRISPR, the breakthrough gene therapy, has hit major stumbling blocks in the last few months. On this episode, we explore how DNA damage caused by CRISPR has cast doubt on the technology, and called into question its status as a medical tool of the future.

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Unpacking Trump's Bizarre Press Conference with Putin Jul 18, 2018

On this episode of The VICE Guide to Right Now, we talk with VICE politics editor Harry Cheadle about Trump’s strange and disturbing press conference with Vladimir Putin.

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How Video Game Avatars Can Help Trans Kids Cope Jul 16, 2018

This month, our show will feature stories from VICE Magazine’s June publication, The Privacy and Perception Issue. Today, we talk to VICE reporter Diana Tourjée about her online avatars growing up, and the surprising way they affected her offline identity.

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The Toxic Culture Behind A.I. Assisted Porn Jul 13, 2018

This month, our show will feature stories from VICE Magazine’s June publication, The Privacy and Perception Issue. Today, we talk to VICE reporter Samantha Cole about the rise of A.I.-assisted porn, and the toxic culture that created it.

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Introducing Science Solved It: Season 2 Jul 11, 2018

If you like The VICE Guide To Right Now, make sure to also check out our second season of Science Solved It, Motherboard's show about the greatest mysteries that were solved by science.

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Behind the Scenes of the New VICE Series 'Latin-x' Jul 11, 2018

On this episode, we talk to the host of a new VICE series ‘Latin-x,’ which sheds light on overlooked issues affecting the Latino community in the US.

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Meet the Woman Amplifying Black Voices in Tech Jul 09, 2018

In this episode we hear from a woman shedding light on black entrepreneurs in tech, and shaking up the traditional narratives of Silicon Valley.

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Mindfulness Doesn’t Have to Be Whitewashed and Goal-Oriented Jul 06, 2018

In this episode, we discuss mindfulness, and how it has been whitewashed in the US in a misguided effort to make it more accessible.

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From The Archives: Michael Pollan Talks Psychedelics Jul 04, 2018

We're taking a short summer break, but we're not going dark! We've brought you one of our favorite episodes from the archives. In this episode, we talk to award-winning journalist Michael Pollan about his new book How To Change Your Mind, which investigates the medical and scientific revolution taking place around psychedelic drugs.

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From The Archives: Caitlyn Jenner's Quest for Acceptance Jul 02, 2018

In 2015, Caitlyn Jenner ignited a conversation around the trans community—but her politics and outspokenness have cost her their support. Now she opens up about her mistakes, her family, and her journey to become a better person.

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From The Archives: Amanda Knox on the Gendered Nature of Public Shaming Jun 29, 2018

We're taking a short summer break, but we're not going dark! We've brought you one of our favorite episodes from the archives. Today, we'll revisit out interview with Amanda Knox about the new VICE series, The Scarlet Letter Reports. The show examines the gendered nature of public shaming.

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From The Archives: Life On The Other Side of America's Digital Divide Jun 27, 2018

We're taking a short summer break, but we're not going dark. We've brought you another one of our favorite episodes from our archives. Today, we have a story from from VICE Magazine’s April publication: The Dystopia and Utopia Issue. We talk about America’s digital divide, and how poor internet connection is more than just inconvenient. It’s an issue of equity.

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From The Archives: The Trauma of Everyday Gun Violence in New Orleans Jun 25, 2018

We're taking a short summer break, but we're not going dark! For today's episode, we've brought you one of our favorite episodes from our archives. It's a story we featured from VICE Magazine’s April publication: The Dystopia and Utopia Issue. We hear from journalist Jimmie Briggs on the trauma of everyday gun violence in New Orleans, a feature story which was done in collaboration with The Investigative Fund.

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Behind The Scenes of The New Series 'Minority Reports' Jun 22, 2018

In this episode, we go behind the scenes of a new VICE series called Minority Reports, which explores communities of underrepresented individuals in particularly unexpected places.

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The Big Bank You're Using Is Probably Ripping You Off Jun 20, 2018

Switching to an alternative is easier than you think.

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Amazon Is Too Big to Tax and It's Terrifying Jun 18, 2018

In this episode, VICE Podcast Producer Sophie Kazis sits down with VICE's News Editor Matt Taylor to discuss how Amazon is flexing its political muscle more than ever, and why it should make you worried.

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For MoviePass, Losing Money Was the Plan All Along Jun 15, 2018

We discuss the controversial business plan of MoviePass, the popular app promising cheap theater tickets, and what the company actually does with your data.

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An Exciting New Step in The Psychedelic Renaissance Jun 13, 2018

The affects of psychedelic drugs on neurite density is a promising sign that they may be useful in treating depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Your Phone Is Listening And It's Not Paranoia Jun 11, 2018

In this episode, we get to the bottom of a nagging question: Are our smartphones listening to us? And if so, what are they doing with that data?

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Behind the Complicated Porn Label "BBW" Jun 08, 2018

Independent performer Jessie Sage talks about the nuanced—and often discriminatory—world of BBW porn.

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Trump’s New Head of Family Planning Is ‘Dangerously Unfit’ for the Job Jun 06, 2018

In this episode, we’re diving back into the Trump Administration’s continued attack on Title X, the funding dedicated to affordable birth control and reproductive healthcare.

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Congress Attacked Sex Workers, And They Are Fighting Back Jun 04, 2018

In the wake of FOSTA/SESTA, sex workers and allied activists are building new safety networks and lobbying support.

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A New True-Crime Doc About 'White Boy Rick' Will Make You Madder Than Hell Jun 01, 2018

We talk to one of the creators of the new documentary “White Boy,” a dark true-crime story that looks at the effects of the War on Drugs on one young man who was manipulated by the system.

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Michael Pollan Talks Psychedelics May 30, 2018

In this episode, we talk to award-winning journalist Michael Pollan about his new book How To Change Your Mind, which investigates the medical and scientific revolution taking place around psychedelic drugs.

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Jane Goodall Talks Chimps, Feminism & Trump May 28, 2018

In this episode, we feature an episode from another VICE podcast, Radio Motherboard. We really enjoyed their interview with Jane Goodall, and we wanted to share.

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Caitlyn Jenner's Quest for Acceptance May 25, 2018

In 2015, Caitlyn Jenner ignited a conversation around the trans community—but her politics and outspokenness have cost her their support. Now she opens up about her mistakes, her family, and her journey to become a better person.

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Trump’s Plan to Defund Planned Parenthood Will Put Women’s Lives at Risk May 23, 2018

The proposed change to the Title X family planning program is known as the "Protect Life Rule," which is deeply ironic as the policy shows little regard for the health and lives of the patients who rely on it.

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One of the Original iPhone Designers Finds His Second Act May 21, 2018

We hear from someone who worked on the original design team of the iPhone, and why he left Apple this year.

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There Is a Hidden Epidemic of Doctors Abusing Women in Labor May 18, 2018

According to doulas, women are often treated horribly while they're in labor, with medical professionals engaging in abusive behavior that ranges from nonconsensual episiotomies to sexual assault.

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The Tenacity of Chef Reem Assil May 16, 2018

We hear about aPalestinian- and Syrian-American chef named Reem Assil, and the intense racist backlash she faced after opening up a bakery in Oakland, California.

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Being a Freelancer Can Really Suck May 14, 2018

No boss, no problem? Not so fast. The gig economy has all kinds of pitfalls for workers and sometimes even their neighbors.

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The Six Stages of Learning Grimes Is Dating Elon Musk May 11, 2018

In this episode, we go through the six stages of learning Grimes is dating Elon Musk. It’s a bit of an emotional rollercoaster, but don't worry, we’ve got you. We’re gonna get through this together.

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Johannesburg's Young Black Artists Are Shaping The Future They Want May 09, 2018

We talk to NOISEY journalist Lawrence Burney about South Africa's up-and-coming music scene.

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Airbnb Is Screwing Over New York’s Vulnerable Neighborhoods May 07, 2018

We discuss how Airbnb is screwing over New York’s most vulnerable neighborhoods.

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The Complicated Dynamics of Ayahuasca Tourism May 04, 2018

We take a look at the global ayahuasca community, and how they’re reeling in the wake of two recent murders.

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Amanda Knox on the Gendered Nature of Public Shaming May 02, 2018

We talk to Amanda Knox about the new VICE series, The Scarlet Letter Reports, which examines the gendered nature of public shaming.

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The Mysterious Life and Death of the Man Behind Meyer Lemons Apr 30, 2018

The Meyer lemon is that sweet lemon variety beloved by celebrity chefs for its delicate and not-too-tart flavor. And if you’ve ever had one, you can thank the botanist, adventurer, and “food spy” Frank Meyer. If supermarket shelves could talk, they’d tell wild tales of how Meyer's lemons arrived in America, and the mysterious and troubled man who walked across China to find them. Only to be lost to the sea later...

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Tomb of the Cold War Apr 27, 2018

We talk to the man who helped design a 10,000-year nuclear waste site marker. Plus, this guy was a long-time friend and colleague of Carl Sagan, so you know this is gonna get interesting.

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The Science of Dream Control Apr 25, 2018

We explore the strange space between wakefulness and sleep, and how some of the most creative minds in history have coveted this special state of consciousness.

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Failed 'Utopias' Throughout History Apr 23, 2018

This month, we're featuring stories from VICE Magazine’s April publication: The Dystopia and Utopia Issue. And today, we’re focusing on an article about wildly unsuccessful attempts to set up 'utopian' societies throughout history.

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What It's Like to Treat Your OCD With Psychedelics Apr 20, 2018

In this episode, we talk to a man who cured himself of paralyzing OCD with magic mushrooms.

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This Native American Woman Is Making Waves in Marine Conservation Apr 18, 2018

We hear about an indigenous woman named Hozoji Matheson-Margullis, who is making waves in Native American STEM and marine conservation.

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Life On The Other Side of America's Digital Divide Apr 16, 2018

This month, we’re featuring stories from VICE Magazine’s April publication: The Dystopia and Utopia Issue. Today, we’re talking about America’s digital divide, and how poor internet connection is more than just inconvenient. It’s an issue of equity.

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How the Far Right Feeds on Male Insecurity Apr 13, 2018

We take a look at how the far right feeds on male insecurity, and how understanding this better can possibly help us combat right-wing extremism.

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The Trauma of Everyday Gun Violence in New Orleans Apr 11, 2018

Over the next month, we’ll be featuring stories from VICE Magazine’s April publication: The Dystopia and Utopia Issue. Today, we’ll hear from journalist Jimmie Briggs on the trauma of everyday gun violence in New Orleans, a feature story which was done in collaboration with The Investigative Fund.

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America's First 'Craigslist Killer': The Story of Belle Gunness Apr 09, 2018

The setting is La Porte, Indiana, and the year 1908. On the night of April 28, a farmhouse belonging to a widow named Belle Gunness burned to the ground. And when the embers cooled enough for investigators to dig through the rubble, they discovered the headless body of a woman clutching the charred remains of three children. They believed this to be Belle. But that wasn't all they discovered. They also found a number of decomposed, dismembered bodies buried on the same property, which pointed to Belle herself as the female serial killer known as Lady Bluebeard. But the truth still remains obscured, at least in part. Not only is it unclear if Gunness really died in the fire, but the six-foot-tall Norwegian widow may have staged the whole thing—and got away with it.

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Facebook.gov, The Thought Experiment Apr 06, 2018

With Facebook suffering controversy after controversy, calls for tighter regulations on the social media industry have never been louder. To get the conversation started, Motherboard considered what would happen if Facebook were fully nationalized; that is, if the US government seized Facebook today and attempted to operate it in the best interests of its users, under existing US law. The piece is speculative fiction, and is intended to imagine what an extreme version of regulation would look like.

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The White House's Tasteless Opioid Memorial Apr 04, 2018

President Trump has announced that the White House will host a temporary memorial to people who have died from prescription opioid overdoses, called “Prescribed to Death.” The memorial was created by an organization called the National Safety Council, and it consists of a wall depicting 22,000 faces engraved on white pills. But this design has been widely condemned as demeaning and offensive. Critics say it dehumanizes drug users and ignores those who’ve died from street drugs like heroin. Nonetheless, the exhibit will sit in President’s Park in April.

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Trump's Move to Change the Census Could Have Huge Consequences Apr 02, 2018

On Monday night, Donald Trump's Commerce Department announced that, in response to a request from the Justice Department, planned to restore a question about citizenship to the census questionnaire for the first time since 1950. This last-minute, seemingly simple move sent shockwaves throughout the country, as it has the potential to reshape American politics for a decade or more.

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'It Is a Painful Attack': Trump Issues a New Trans Military Ban Mar 30, 2018

On March 23rd, the White House announced that transgender people are disqualified from military service, except under certain limited circumstances. This new policy serves to rollback and replace President Trump's original blanket ban on trans service members, which multiple courts found to be unconstitutional. Many argue that this new ban is unconstitutional as well. Chase Strangio, a lawyer at the ACLU, called it a “painful attack.”

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The Dollars and Desperation Silencing #MeToo in Music Mar 28, 2018

In light of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, NOISEY has taken a close look at sexual harassment and misconduct in the music industry. Music journalist Andrea Domanick spoke to more than two dozen women about their experiences in the industry. They are artists and publicists, assistants and executives, spanning both the major-label and independent music worlds, and across multiple genres. Some have publicly come forward with accusations, while many spoke anonymously. But together, their collective accounts indicate how deeply embedded sexual harassment is in the music industry, and how culture and labor conditions create a perfect storm for abuse.

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What Happened to One of Indie Rock’s Most Promising Record Labels? Mar 26, 2018

SideOneDummy Records has been one of indie rock’s most promising labels for 22 years. And in the temperamental world of independent music, it’s been a bastion of hope. But this January, the founders of SideOneDummy laid off the label’s entire staff save for one employee. Now, the indie scene wants to know what the future holds for this long-running label.

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Scientists Are Testing a New Way to Treat Phobias: 3.23.18 Mar 23, 2018

We explore a potential new way to treat phobias. And the patient doesn’t even need to know they’re being treated.

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Let's Talk About Guns and Video Games: 3.22.18 Mar 22, 2018

We talk about the relationship between guns and video games with our in-house gaming expert, Waypoint’s Austin Walker.

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The World’s Last Male Northern White Rhino Has Died: 3.21.18 Mar 21, 2018

We take a sobering look at the recent death of the very last male northern white rhino in the world.

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Cambridge Analytica's Ad Targeting Is the Reason Facebook Exists: 3.20.18 Mar 20, 2018

We talk about why the infamous Cambridge Analytica story was not a data breach, but actually something much worse.

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The Slavery Detective of the South: 3.19.18 Mar 19, 2018

We hear about a genealogist in Louisiana tracking down cases of modern-day slavery and abusive labor practices that lasted into the 1960s.

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The Time Gun Control Actually Happened After a Mass Shooting: 3.16.18 Mar 16, 2018

We look at a watershed moment for gun control back in the 90s, and the ripple effect it had on today’s gun debate.

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Dismantling The Street Art Boys Club: 3.15.18 Mar 15, 2018

We hear about the street artist known as Girl Mobb, who started an all-girls graffiti camp in Oakland.

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The Radical Labor Organizer Behind International Women's Day: 3.14.18 Mar 14, 2018

In this episode, we look back at the radical labor organizer behind International Women’s Day.

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Steven Soderbergh On His New iPhone-Shot Film, UNSANE: 3.13.18 Mar 13, 2018

We hear from Oscar award-winning filmmaker Steven Soderbergh on his new iPhone-shot film, UNSANE.

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The Forgotten Black Woman Who Revolutionized Menstrual Pads: 3.12.18 Mar 12, 2018

We're not just celebrating Women’s History Month, but also our 100th episode! Thanks to all of our listeners for your support along the way. In the episode, we hear about the forgotten history of the black female inventor who revolutionized menstrual pads.

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Depression Tattoos Can Help People Cope: 3.9.18 Mar 09, 2018

We hear about depression tattoos, and how they can help people cope.

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The Junk Science That Put Innocent People In Jail: 3.8.18 Mar 08, 2018

We look into the history of bite-mark matching, the junk forensic science that put innocent people behind bars.

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One Woman's Shifting Views on Gun Control: 3.7.18 Mar 07, 2018

We hear a personal story of how one woman’s views on gun control shifted over time, and how she is navigating today’s divisive gun debate.

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The Quiet Attack Threatening Birth Control: 3.6.18 Mar 06, 2018

We take a close look at the Trump administration’s most recent attempt at restricting access to quality, affordable reproductive healthcare.

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Alternative Comics at VICE: 3.5.18 Mar 05, 2018

We talk about the wonderful, silly world of underground comics.

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We Can't Fight Rape Culture Without Fighting Mass Incarceration: 3.2.18 Mar 02, 2018

We address a gap in the dialogue surrounding the #MeToo movement: the voices and experiences of incarcerated women.

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AI-Assisted Fake Porn Is Here and We’re All Fucked: 3.1.18 Mar 01, 2018

We dive into the dark depths of the internet to learn about the new phenomenon of AI-generated fake porn, and its potentially harmful implications.

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The Black Media Mogul Giving a Voice to African American Stories: 2.28.18 Feb 28, 2018

In this episode, we bring you the final installment of our Black History Month special series, highlighting black entrepreneurs across diverse fields throughout the month of February. We’ll hear from Cathy Hughes, founder and chairperson of Radio One, the largest African-American owned and operated broadcast company in the nation.

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Meet the Young Artist Bringing Hand-Drawn Animation to Pakistan: 2.27.18 Feb 27, 2018

We hear about the up-and-coming animator starting Pakistan’s first ever hand-drawn animation studio.

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The CEO Tackling Representation in the Hair Industry: 2.26.18 Feb 26, 2018

In this episode, we bring you the fourth installment of our Black History Month special series, highlighting black entrepreneurs across diverse fields throughout the month of February. We’ll hear from Tristan Walker, the founder and CEO of the hair care brands Bevel and Form, both of which were created specifically for people of color.

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The Tech Entrepreneur Helping Young People Access & Receive College Scholarships: 2.23.18 Feb 23, 2018

In this episode, we bring you the third installment of our Black History Month special series, highlighting black entrepreneurs across diverse fields every Friday in February. We'll hear from Christopher Gray, the founder of the app Scholly, which helps young people access and receive college scholarships.

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SHELTER, The New Doc Exploring The Lives of New Orleans's Homeless Youth: 2.22.18 Feb 22, 2018

We talk to filmmaker Craig Renaud about his new VICE documentary, SHELTER. The film explores the volatile lives of New Orleans’ Homeless Youth.

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Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor Is the Unsung Godmother of American Food Writing: 2.21.18 Feb 21, 2018

We hear about one of America’s most influential culinary figures - an African-American cook and writer named Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor - who has arguably not received the recognition she deserves.

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The $6.7M 5Pointz Lawsuit: 2.20.18 Feb 20, 2018

We discuss a landmark lawsuit that represents a decisive victory for street artists in the fight to legitimize and protect their work.

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The iPhone X Teardown: 2.19.18 Feb 19, 2018

As the third installment of Motherboard’s Right to Repair series, we hear about the annual race to tear down the iPhone.

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Making Comics More Inclusive with Ariell Johnson: 2.16.18 Feb 16, 2018

In this episode, we bring you the second installment of our Black History Month special series, highlighting black entrepreneurs across diverse fields every Friday in February. We'll hear from Ariell Johnson, the first and only black woman comic book store owner on the East Coast.

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The Kratom Controversy: 2.15.18 Feb 15, 2018

We dive into the controversy surrounding Kratom - an herbal supplement used as a pain reliever, and sometimes used to treat opioid withdrawal symptoms - which the FDA just called an opioid.

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Five Black Women Building Empowering Spaces in NYC: 2.14.18 Feb 14, 2018

We hear about five powerful black women who are courageously creating space for other women and people of color across industries, including media, the arts, science, technology, and even exotic dancing.

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How a Plus-Size Fashion Blogger Rebranded the Bikini: 2.13.18 Feb 13, 2018

We hear about Gabi Gregg, the black model and blogger becoming a sensation in the plus-size fashion world.

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Frank Pinello of "The Pizza Show": 2.12.18 Feb 12, 2018

We talk to Frank Pinello, host of our new series, The Pizza Show, about a topic we can all get behind.

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Hip Hop Hacktivist: 2.9.18 Feb 09, 2018

In honor of Black History Month, we’re highlighting black entrepreneurs across diverse fields every Friday in February. In this episode, we hear from Bryan Bethea, the founder of the youth coding event Hip Hop Hacktivist.

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In Thailand, Buddhist Monks Grapple with the Meaning of Video Games: 2.8.18 Feb 08, 2018

We explore the relationship between gaming and Buddhism teachings, through the lens of some monks at Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

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The Women of Color Leading the Fight Against the War on Drugs: 2.7.18 Feb 07, 2018

We highlight the women of color leading two of the most prominent groups devoted to reforming America's drug laws.

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Tractor Hacking: 2.6.18 Feb 06, 2018

We look into the farmer’s hacking their John Deere tractors in order to break big tech’s repair monopoly.

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A Brief History of Tomi Lahren’s Ongoing Faceplant with Hip-Hop: 2.5.18 Feb 05, 2018

We give you a brief history of the conservative commentator Tomi Lahren’s ongoing beef with hip-hop.

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The VR Experience That Might Make You Less Afraid to Die: 2.2.18 Feb 02, 2018

Virtual Reality is a popular topic right now, from gaming to contemporary art. But Professor Mel Slater is asking a stunning new question: Can VR reduce our fear of death? In this episode, we speak with Motherboard writer Shayla Love on the story.

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The Making of the Largest Satellite Constellation in History: 2.1.18 Feb 01, 2018

We look at the satellite communications company undertaking what is arguably one of the most ambitious space projects in history.

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The VOTE NOW Campaign: 1.31.18 Jan 31, 2018

We hear from VICE IMPACT on their recent advocacy campaign for voting rights, essential during the midterm elections this year, called Vote Now.

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Honoring Ursula K. Le Guin: 1.30.18 Jan 30, 2018

We honor the late science fiction writer and literary icon Ursula K. Le Guin, who died last week at age 88.

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Philly's Planned Supervised Drug Injection Site: 1.29.18 Jan 29, 2018

We look at Philadelphia's plan to establish the first official supervised drug injection site in the U.S.

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The Story Behind Barney's Tantric Sex Business: 1.26.18 Jan 26, 2018

David Joyner played Barney, the beloved purple dinosaur, from 1991 to 2001 on the hit PBS children's show Barney & Friends. But today, you can find David running a tantric sex business that offers ritual baths, chakra balancing, massage, and yes...cosmic orgasms. In this episode, VICE.com Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Smith speaks with Special Projects Editor Brian McManus on the story.

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The NYC Nightclubs Fighting Sexual Harassment: 1.25.18 Jan 25, 2018

We take a look at sexual harassment in nightclubs, and zooming-in on the forward-thinking New York venues that are taking a stand to make safer, consent-focused party spaces.

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The Fyre Festival Scam Continues: 1.24.18 Jan 24, 2018

We take a closer look at the famously disastrous Fyre Festival, and how the scamming and scandal haven’t stopped.

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The California Tribe Fighting for Federal Recognition: 1.23.18 Jan 23, 2018

In this episode, we're going a little deeper than usual into a story that is well worth our attention. We look at how the Nisenan tribe of the California Central Valley are fighting to regain recognition from the federal government.

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Power To The Polls: 1.22.18 Jan 22, 2018

We honor the one year anniversary of the Women’s March by highlighting an initiative to put some of the country’s most progressive female candidates on the 2018 ballot.

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How Doctors Keep Jehovah’s Witnesses Alive Without Blood Transfusions: 1.19.18 Jan 19, 2018

We discuss the inventive ways doctors treat patients who, for religious reasons, refuse blood transfusions.

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Reading 2018's Astrological Chart: 1.18.18 Jan 18, 2018

We sit down with VICE in-house astrologer Annabel Gat for a forward-looking conversation on what the planets can tell us about 2018.

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"Trapped," Your New Abortion Access Video Game: 1.17.18 Jan 17, 2018

We talk about a new, online game designed to illustrate the numerous, compounding obstacles that many abortion seekers face in America.

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Video Games & Politics in 2018: 1.16.18 Jan 16, 2018

We talk with Austin Walker and Rob Zacny about how video games will handle the toxic politics of 2018.

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The 'Right To Repair' Movement: 1.15.18 Jan 15, 2018

We talk about the last two remaining pinball doctors in New York, and the growing 'Right to Repair' movement.

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Who Wants Male Sex Robots?: 1.12.18 Jan 12, 2018

We examine the implications of and assumptions involved in what could be the first male sex robot, set to launch this year.

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"Woke" Men on TV Fall Short: 1.11.18 Jan 11, 2018

We talk about depictions of masculinity in the golden age of TV, and how even so-called “good guy” characters fall short.

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The World's Largest Biometric ID System Keeps Getting Hacked: 1.10.18 Jan 10, 2018

We look into the world’s largest biometric ID system - India’s Aadhaar - and how it keeps getting hacked, putting millions of people at risk.

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States Fight Back for Net Neutrality: 1.9.18 Jan 09, 2018

We revisit the FCC’s net neutrality repeal, and taking a look at how states are fighting back.

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Inside The Music Industry's Favorite Outsider: 1.8.18 Jan 08, 2018

We hear from Noisey on the music industry’s favorite outsider, Jeff Rosenstock.

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VICE Meets Molly Crabapple, The Artist Sketching Guantánamo Bay: 1.5.18 Jan 05, 2018

In this episode, we go into the archives to bring you one of our favorite VICE interviews.

Molly Crabapple is a relentlessly prolific artist, writer and activist. Her murals adorn the walls of famous night clubs in New York and London, and her writing has been published in Vanity Fair, the Paris Review, VICE and the New York Times. Through illustration, Molly has documented some of the most pivotal political moments of the last decade, from the 2008 recession to Occupy Wall Street, to life inside Guantanamo Bay, the Syria’s civil war. Molly also published a memoir, “Drawing Blood,” that tells the story of her eclectic life and career. In this episode, we hear from Molly about her art, practice and career.

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Black Mirror's Contraception Controversy: 1.4.18 Jan 04, 2018

The fourth season of Black Mirror hit Netflix last week and people were less than pleased with how the show portrayed emergency contraception, a form of birth control more commonly known as the morning-after pill or Plan B. In this episode, we're getting the facts straight.

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Gaming Addiction: 1.3.18 Jan 03, 2018

We discuss gaming addiction, and how the World Health Organization is considering officially recognizing it as a disease.

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VICE Meets Star of ‘The Wire,’ Michael K. Williams: 1.2.18 Jan 02, 2018

In this episode, we go into the archives to bring you one our favorite VICE interviews.

Noisey writer Lawrence Burney sits down with acclaimed actor Michael K. Williams for an exclusive look into how his life has impacted his work, both on and off screen.

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Marina Abramović Still Doesn't Give A Fuck: 1.1.18 Jan 01, 2018

In this episode, we go into the archives to bring you one of our favorite interviews.

In this episode, we hear former VICE Culture Editor James Yeh's interview with the groundbreaking artist Marina Abramović. They talk about building a career off of subversive performance, and how she's still pushing boundaries, causing controversy, and influencing young people.

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Rashida Jones On Her Porn Doc, 'Hot Girls Wanted': 12.29.17 Dec 29, 2017

In this episode, we go into the archives to bring you one of our favorite VICE interviews.

"Parks and Recreation" star Rashida Jones has established a lovable reputation for herself through roles in hit comedies like "The Office" and "I Love You Man". Over the past few years, she's also ventured into writing and producing films, currently tackling projects like writing Toy Story 4. We had a chance to hang out with Rashida and talk about her shift behind the camera, and the documentary she recently produced on Miami's amateur porn industry, "Hot Girls Wanted".

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VICE Meets Comedy Sensation Hannibal Buress: 12.28.17 Dec 28, 2017

In this episode, we go into the archives to bring you one of our favorite VICE interviews.

Hannibal Buress is an well respected stand-up comedian and actor who's known for his distinctly laid back, but sharply witted comedic style. While notorious for his joke that ignited the Bill Cosby scandal, Buress has had people laughing in roles on Broad City, The Eric and Andre Show, Daddy's Home, and countless stand-ups. On this episode, we chat with Hannibal Buress about success and selling out.

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Holiday Hangover Cures: 12.27.17 Dec 27, 2017

It’s the holiday season, which means people are drinking heavily. We’re here to remind you to take care of yourself, and also to offer some of our favorite hangover cures.

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Jane Fonda Talks Activism and Climate Change: 12.26.17 Dec 26, 2017

In this episode, we go into the archives to hear one of our favorite VICE interviews. Academy Award winner and longtime activist Jane Fonda tells us about what drew her into the fight over climate change, her career in activism, and why it's OK to not be liked when you're campaigning for a cause.

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An Incomplete Timeline of What We Tried: 12.25.17 Dec 25, 2017

We read a piece of dystopian prose published on Terraform, VICE's science fiction column. Written by Debbie Urbanski, the piece is called "An Incomplete Timeline of What We Tried," and it tackles the haunting topics of climate change and population control.

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Sexual Harassment in the Food Industry: 12.22.17 Dec 22, 2017

We hear from Munchies' Managing Editor, Rupa Bhattacharya, on the site's effort to highlight issues of sexual harassment within the food industry by publishing opinion pieces by chefs and service workers whose voices aren’t always heard.

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Noisey's Annual 100 Best Songs: 12.21.17 Dec 21, 2017

We have Noisey writer Lawrence Burney walk us through the site's 100 Best Songs of 2017 list.

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Celebrating Food Activism: 12.20.17 Dec 20, 2017

Munchies’ Mayukh Sen tells us why food is political, and introduces some of the people who’ve used food as a source of good this past year.

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Flying Eye Hospital: 12.19.17 Dec 19, 2017

We look into an innovative effort to fight blindness on an actual flying hospital.

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Living Like Trump: 12.18.17 Dec 18, 2017

We hear from a VICE journalist who lived like Trump for a day.

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Smoking Weed with Senior Citizens: 12.15.17 Dec 15, 2017

Senior citizens are the fastest growing demographic of marijuana users in the country. We into older folks' evolving relationship to weed.

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Online Content Moderation: 12.14.17 Dec 14, 2017

We look into the often thankless job of unpaid content moderation that keeps online communities like Reddit open and safe.

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Searching for a "Gay Gene": 12.13.17 Dec 13, 2017

Scientists’ search for a "gay gene," and whether the potential risks outweigh the benefits.

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House Party: 12.12.17 Dec 12, 2017

VICE writer Robert Wheel has started a new weekly column called ‘House’ Party’ profiling electoral districts expected to be competitive in the 2018 elections.

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Bull Riding: 12.11.17 Dec 11, 2017

We take a look into one of the most dangerous sports on earth: bull riding.

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A Witch's Guide to Stress: 12.8.17 Dec 08, 2017

We hear about a legendary witch and herbalist, and her powers to heal.

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100 Best Albums of the Year: 12.7.17 Dec 07, 2017

We dive into Noisey’s list of 100 best albums of the year with Editor-in-Chief Eric Sundermann.

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Sonic Tonic: 12.6.17 Dec 06, 2017

It’s Stress Week at VICE, so we're looking into noise pollution, and how recorded nature sounds can help us manage sleep and stress in the noisy city by appealing to our evolutionary senses.

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The Battle Over Transgender Soldiers in the US Military: 12.5.17 Dec 05, 2017

We look at anti-Trans discrimination in the military, both before and after Trump’s ban.

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Stress in the City: 12.4.17 Dec 04, 2017

Stress is real, it’s here, and it might be worse than ever. We take a close look at both the mental and physical effects of stress in big cities, and how we can develop strategies to make us more resilient.

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Is Cocaine Vegan?: 12.1.17 Dec 01, 2017

Right now, thousands of people are asking one simple, trending question: Is cocaine vegan? We find out.

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Everybody Hates Jill Stein: 11.30.17 Nov 30, 2017

We tell a cautionary tale for leftists trying to build a movement, and look into the reasons why everybody seems to hate Jill Stein.

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Moms Who Microdose: 11.29.17 Nov 29, 2017

We talk about moms who microdose, and how this choice remains stigmatized - especially for women of color.

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DIY Internet: 11.28.17 Nov 28, 2017

In anticipation of the FCC’s sweeping proposal to gut net neutrality, we dive into DIY internet and how to end our reliance on big telecom companies.

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VICE Meets Aman Mojadidi, the Artist Who Merges Bling and Jihad: 11.27.17 Nov 27, 2017

In this exclusive VICE Meets interview from the archives, we hear from visual and performance artist Aman Mojadidi. His work explores themes of cultural identity, and pushes boundaries specifically to question the preconceived identity of place, refugee, and foreigner.

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VICE Meets Swedish Pop Star Sensation Robyn: 11.24.17 Nov 24, 2017

Swedish popstar Robyn's had a long career -- from her debut marketed as the Scandinavian version of Christina Aguilera, Robyn had to forge a brand new path no other pop singer-songwriter has managed before in order to gain control of her sound.

In this exclusive VICE Meets interview from the archives, Gianna Toboni sat down at the Bowery Hotel wine room to chat with Robyn about her inspirations, influences, and what the future might hold.

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Spatchcock Turkey: 11.23.17 Nov 23, 2017

We consult VICE's food experts at MUNCHIES for a turkey recipe to to defy the dreaded dry spell.

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Brutal Black Project: 11.22.17 Nov 22, 2017

We take a close look at a particularly violent form of tattooing performed by a small European collective called Brutal Black.

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The Wi-Fi Pineapple: 11.21.17 Nov 21, 2017

We look into how to protect yourself against a sophisticated, yet easy-to-execute form of hacking that uses a device called a Wi-Fi Pineapple.

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Inside a Gang Initiation: 11.20.17 Nov 20, 2017

We take a close look inside the gang initiation process with the Silent Murder Crips.

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Danica Roem's Historic Victory: 11.17.17 Nov 17, 2017

We discuss Danica Roem’s historic victory as the first openly transgender person to be elected and seated to a state legislature.

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Detroit's Digital Divide: 11.16.17 Nov 16, 2017

We look at Detroit’s digital divide, and the organizations working to close this gap.

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How to Apologize, A Guide for Men: 11.15.17 Nov 15, 2017

In light of the surfacing wave of sexual assault allegations, we take a hard look at the power of apologies, and why saying "I'm sorry for offending you" no longer cuts it.

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iPhones & Old Paintings: 11.14.17 Nov 14, 2017

We discuss an uncanny 1937 painting, and it’s viral response online.

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Talking about Suicide: 11.13.17 Nov 13, 2017

We discuss suicide, and why it’s so important to talk openly about the topic.

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Safer Spaces & Scenes: 11.10.17 Nov 10, 2017

We hear from Shawna Potter, the lead singer of the feminist punk band, “War on Women,” on how to create safer spaces at shows and festivals.

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How Hacking Works: 11.9.17 Nov 09, 2017

We go deep into the world of hacking.

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Apps & Addiction: 11.8.17 Nov 08, 2017

We take a deep dive into a tech company trying to disrupt substance abuse with an app.

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Inside VICE's Russian Road Trip: 11.7.17 Nov 07, 2017

The Texas church shooting, the leaked ‘Paradise Papers,’ and we’ll hear from VICE Producer Allen Otto on his documentary series, “Russian Road Trip.”

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Undraining The Swamp: 11.6.17 Nov 06, 2017

Today we’ll discuss how ISIS claimed the NYC attack, El Chapo’s solitary confinement, and we’ll hear from Motherboard writer Ankita Rao about efforts to save the Everglades.

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Living with HIV: 11.3.17 Nov 03, 2017

Trump’s response to the New York terror attack, the GOP’s proposed tax plan, and we’ll hear from a group of HIV positive people about their experiences living with the virus.

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The Black Bloc, Inside America's Hard Left: 11.2.17 Nov 02, 2017

New York City’s terrorist attack, new information on Paul Manafort, and we’ll hear from Philadelphia Black Bloc members on Antifa.

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You Too Could Benefit From Workplace Workouts: 11.1.17 Nov 01, 2017

Facebook’s testimony on Russian meddling, a judge’s block of Trump’s trans military ban, and we’ll hear from VICE’s Dhani Oks on the benefits of working out in the workplace.

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The Weird, Wild World of Skunk Owners: 10.31.17 Oct 31, 2017

Paul Manafort’s indictment in the Russia probe, how Puerto Rican authorities canceled an energy contract, and we’ll hear from VICE’s Taji Ameen on his time at a skunk festival in Ohio.

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Welcome To The 16 Project: 10.30.17 Oct 30, 2017

The opioid crisis, the new iPhone X, and we’ll hear from VICE Sports Producer Dan Bradley on his series The 16 Project.

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"Dear Future," The New Doc About Tomorrow's Biggest Breakthroughs: 10.27.17 Oct 27, 2017

The NAACP’s airline travel warning, Kenya’s re-election, and we’ll hear from VICE producer Xavier Aaronson on his new Motherboard series, Dear Future.

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A Behind-The-Scenes Look Into MUNCHIES' New Cookbook: 10.26.17 Oct 26, 2017

The GOP’s removal of a major consumer protection, New York’s plan to ditch the Metro Card, and we’ll hear from Munchies editor-in-chief Helen Hollyman on her new cookbook.

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A Short Lesson On Flavoured Condoms: 10.25.17 Oct 25, 2017

Mark Zuckerberg’s big plans for the future, New York’s indoor vaping ban, and we’ll hear from VICE’s own Olivia Gattuso on the history of flavored condoms.

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It's Time to Address The Stigma Surrounding STDs: 10.24.17 Oct 24, 2017

Today, we’ll give you an update on Puerto Rico, Betsy DeVos’ rescinding of IDEA memos, and we’ll hear from Tonic writer Grant Stoddard on the stigma around STDs.

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Inside America's Largest Right-Wing Militia: 10.23.17 Oct 23, 2017

The GOP’s budget plan, Quebec’s controversial face-veil ban, and we’ll hear from VICE director and producer James Burns on his new documentary about America’s largest right-wing militia.

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How Compilation CDs Changed Punk Rock: 10.20.17 Oct 20, 2017

The Trump administration is still going after an undocumented woman’s right to choose, Spain’s vow to take control of Catalonia, and we’ll hear from Noisey writer Dan Ozzi on 90s punk rock compilation CDs.

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Nature Therapy Can Improve Your Mental Health: 10.19.17 Oct 19, 2017

The deadly Hepatitis A outbreak in Southern California, how U.S.-backed Syrian rebels retook Raqqa, and we’ll hear from TONIC host Dhani Oks on the hard science behind why we need to get outside more.

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The Male-Dominated History of Birth Control Placebo Pills: 10.18.17 Oct 18, 2017

Trump’s false claim about Obama and calling families of fallen soldiers, how Iraqi forces have taken command in Kurdish Kirkuk, and we’ll hear from Broadly writer Leila Ettachfini on her article about birth control.

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The Simpsons Episode That Made Being Too Old To Rock Cool: 10.17.17 Oct 17, 2017

Colin Kaepernick’s lawsuit against the NFL, claims of the DEA cozying up with Big Pharma, and we’ll hear from Noisey writer Dan Ozzi on the iconic 1996 Simpson’s episode “Homerpalooza.”

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The Feminist Punk Band Fighting Sexism: 10.16.17 Oct 16, 2017

Trump’s executive order to gut healthcare subsidies, alternative facts from the alt-right, and we’ll hear about a new Noisey video on feminist punk rock.

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Eminem’s Controversial BET Cypher: 10.13.17 Oct 13, 2017

Trump’s threat to shut down NBC, Apple’s controversial plans to build a data center in west Ireland, and we’ll hear from Noisy writer Lawrence Burney on Eminem’s BET Hip Hop Awards Cypher.

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How Code Carries Human Bias: 10.12.17 Oct 12, 2017

How Trump is said to have asked for a massive increase in our nuclear stockpile, the Harvey Weinstein allegations, and we’ll talk with VICE writer Louise Matsakis about Facebook’s bias algorithms.

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Introducing VICE’s First Annual Sex Month: 10.11.17 Oct 11, 2017

Scott Pruitt’s roll back of the Clean Power Plan, the California wildfires, and we’ll hear from Tonic’s Kate Lowenstein on VICE’s first annual Sex Month.

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31 Days of Drake: 10.10.17 Oct 10, 2017

Trump’s hard-line immigration demands in exchange for helping DREAMers, the hundreds of thousands rallying against Catalonia’s independence from Spain, and Noisey’s new month-long podcast all about Drake.

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Unpacking Toxic Masculinity: 10.9.17 Oct 09, 2017

The ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico, Trump’s birth control rollback, and VICE writer Wilbert Cooper on race and toxic masculinity.

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The VICE Guide to Right Now (Trailer) Oct 07, 2017

The VICE Guide to Right Now is a series about the absurdity of the modern condition: the most interesting people, news, sub-cultures and rituals on the planet.

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