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03/25/25 • 44 min

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ADL's annual Never is Now Conference took place in early March in New York City, and extremely was there for a live taping.

In this episode, hosts Oren Segal and Jessica Reaves weighed in on the funding of extremism, the online cultures of violence, and where the lines between misogyny and extremism begin to blur. Plus, they opened up the floor to questions from the show's listeners.

extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here.

extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

ADL's annual Never is Now Conference took place in early March in New York City, and extremely was there for a live taping.

extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here.

extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

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Preview: extremely brief

On this inaugural episode of extremely brief, the letter 'A' is for accountability.

First, we look at the pardon of approximately 1,500 January 6 insurrectionists, including roughly 200 who were directly convicted of instigating violence against law enforcement that day. Now out of prison, they are free to seek revenge, run for office or possibly just peruse their local library.

Meta announced it was removing its agreement with a consortium of fact-checkers in favor of “community notes,” despite a documented trend that loosening moderation results in an increase in online hate.

And what is the connection between last month's deadly school shootings in Nashville and Madison, Wis.? The shooters appear to have connected in the seamy online underground where violence and extremism fester.

extremely brief is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here.

This episode was produced by Shea Shackelford. Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.