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Wendy Sachs, a filmmaker known for her documentary October 8, dives deep into the rising antisemitic violence following the October 7 Hamas attack. She discusses the chilling shift from sympathy to organized mobilization at protests and on college campuses. Sachs reflects on the normalization of violence and the warnings she sounded before tragic events unfolded. The conversation also highlights the alarming role of social media and media's hesitance to address Jew-targeted hate, offering insights on fighting antisemitism effectively.

Long, long ago—like 2013—going viral frequently meant being named, shamed and canceled. Remember the woman castigated for an "edgy" tweet over AIDS as she boarded a flight to South Africa, only to be fired before her plane touched down in Cape Town?These days, you're just as likely to receive accolades—and a nice, tidy payday—as you are to receive scorn.Join Oren and Jessica as they delve into the online riches of going bigotedly viral.extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here.extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here. extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

In April, ADL's Center on Extremism released its annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents. Unsurprisingly yet depressingly, 2024 saw another a jump in reported incidents, taking the totals to the highest levels on record.In this episode of extremely, Oren and Jessica take stock of the numbers and speak with ADL staff nationwide who are fielding these incident reports on a daily basis. We dig into the on-the-ground impact—and outcomes—of some of the year's most notable cases.View or download ADL H.E.A.T. Map (Hate, Extremism, Antisemitism, Terrorism) here.extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here.extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.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.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.extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here. extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

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.extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here. extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

Video games are supposed to be fun and provide players with safe, supportive communities. Unfortunately and unsurprisingly, extremists are ruining gaming for everyone. On this month’s episode of extremely, Oren Segal and Jessica Reaves talk to Mariana Olaizola Rosenblat, Policy Advisor on technology and law at the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights. Rosenblat studies the societal impact of games and social media and has written multiple pieces during her time at NYU, including the watershed report, “Gaming the System: How Extremists Exploit Gaming Sites And What Can Be Done To Counter Them.”Want to learn more about extremism in gaming? Read COE’s report, “Steam-Powered Hate: Top Gaming Site Rife with Extremism & Antisemitism.”We want to hear from you! Send us your questions and/or comments: extremely@adl.orgextremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here. extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

In this special election episode of extremely, Oren Segal and Jessica Reaves sit down with not one but two (!!) dis/misinformation experts. Dr. Claire Wardle is an associate professor in the Department of Communication at Cornell University, specializing in user-generated content and misinformation, and Liz Landers is a national correspondent leading the disinformation desk at Scripps News, covering the impact of artificial intelligence, deepfake images and disinformation.Wardle and Landers tell us why this campaign is the worst on record for dis- and misinformation, what they’re most worried about and how things might play out on Election Day (and the days after), from threats targeting election workers to assaults on our democracy.We want to hear from you! Send us your questions and/or comments: extremely@adl.orgextremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here. extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

Amy Albertson isn't afraid to call out antisemitism and hate, no matter where it's coming from. Albertson, who sat down in October with Oren Segal and Jessica Reaves, is known for her outspoken advocacy. In this episode of extremely, Albertson talks about the challenges of Jewish life in 2024 and how she responds to bigotry targeting the Jewish and Asian communities.We want to hear from you! Send us your questions and/or comments: extremely@adl.org extremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here. extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.

Matthew Levitt, a leading expert on terrorism, and James Pasch, ADL's Senior Director of National Litigation, discuss the complex dynamics of the Israel-Hamas conflict. They dissect miscalculations in intelligence and the dangers of overconfidence regarding Hamas. The conversation highlights a groundbreaking lawsuit against Iran, Syria, and North Korea, which aims to ensure accountability for the October 7th attacks. Additionally, they explore the evolving nature of anti-Semitism and the importance of robust support systems in healing from tragedy.

Welcome back, listeners - and now, newly minted viewers! - to a new season of extremely. Oren Segal and Jessica Reaves start Season 4 with an unforgettable interview with Chen Almog, who survived the October 7 attack on the Nova Music Festival in Israel. She describes that horrific day and how she's coping with the aftermath. Also: a discussion of Suno GAI's extremist problem and escalating protests in New York and beyond.We want to hear from you! Send us your questions and/or comments: extremely@adl.org Links referenced in this episode: 1) GAI Music Creation Tool Suno Has Been Weaponized to Promote Hate2) “Time to Escalate”: Anti-Israel Activists Intensify Protests with Violent, Direct Actionsextremely is a podcast from the ADL Center on Extremism. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here. extremely's Senior Producer is Russell Gragg.