Leaving the Extreme Right, and a Marriage, Behind

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🗓️ 31 May 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Tasha Adams on life after Stewart Rhodes.

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0:00.0	Hey, Michael Lones are here with the On the Media Podcast Extra.
0:03.8	The last part of this week's show features an interview with Tasha Adams,
0:08.2	the ex-wife of Stuart Rhodes, founder of the Oathkeepers.
0:12.0	That interview was a collaboration with Death, Sex, and Money,
0:15.9	an excellent podcast from WNYC hosted by Anna Sale.
0:20.7	Anna traveled with Metamontana to interview Tasha Adams,
0:24.1	and the Death, Sex, and Money episode, the version they released,
0:27.4	went way, way deeper into Tasha's story.
0:30.7	So we've decided to bring you that extended cut.
0:34.2	Anna, take it away.
0:35.4	Hey, it's Anna.
0:36.8	We co-reported this week's episode with my colleague at On the Media,
0:41.0	Micah Lowinger. Hey, Micah.
0:43.0	Hey, Anna.
0:44.0	Micah is a star reporter here at WNYC.
0:47.4	And through the last few years, I have followed his accolades in the company chat
0:51.8	about as many scoops, many of which have focused on the digital platforms
0:55.7	that right wing extremist groups have used to communicate,
0:58.7	including in the run-up and during January 6th.
1:02.1	He figured out ways to listen in and report on conversations
1:05.6	that not many other journalists were paying attention to.
1:09.1	And then at the WNYC holiday party, last December,
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