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  • Written by: Max Kutner
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Radicalized

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In 2017, Devon Arthurs went from neo-Nazism to Islamic extremism, and he allegedly murdered his two roommates in defense of his new Muslim faith. In Radicalized, a seven-part docu-series, reporter Max Kutner investigates how Devon went from one extreme to another, shedding light on the online pathways to radicalization. He discovers maybe neo-Nazis & jihadis have more in common than we think.  

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What?!!!

I am shaking.
Oh my God.
Damn the internet.
What is wrong with the world, damn it?

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  • Kieran McLoughlin
  • 18-11-20

fascinating insight.

This is a fascinating yet also tricky audio drama to review. There are just so many potential landmines that could be stepped on here. To begin, I feel this audio drama was fascinating in one respect. The study of what turns someone to extremist thinking and paths is one many will find greatly interesting. Especially when you look at how it begins early for many young people. I have no doubt that many will find this account interesting to say the least. However, there is a strong narrative play which almost detracts from the idea that anyone is capable of becoming these people, and instead pushes more a narrative about how it only happens to very select people. in addition to this (and I tread carefully with this next sentence), there is a very strong left/liberal slant to how this is presented. Now, obviously this documentary is based on mostly neo-nazism which is far right and absolutely horrible. However,I do think this plays a little too much on the "oh my gosh, look at these monsters" dynamic, once again almost playing down the idea that we're all capable and more likely contributing to people like this existing and how we develop. it's all purely on the individual themselves, society has no blame on this. Unfortunately, by saying this, I make myself sound as though I am on the right and trying to defend these people. I'm not. However, I would amiss as a balanced and fair reviewer if I didn't mention these points. Alas, I do recommend this, because insights like these are always worth learning from. The more we educate ourselves on these issues, the better prepared we are to stop them.

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  • Kevin Bell
  • 20-10-20

Dissappointed

I thought it would be interesting, but it devolved into just another liberal attack on conservatism. Not brave enough to delve into the leftist history behind the KKK and fascism.

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  • Aoife K
  • 11-10-20

Interesting listen

Very interesting. I hadn't heard of this case before this and the podcast took us, in detail, on the path of the people involved.
I thought it was a well balanced view of the story and was a good listen.

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  • Adrian Chan-Wyles Ph.D
  • 29-10-20

US Anti intellectualism

In 2014, the Obama Administration financed, armed and encouraged the illegal seizure of power in West Ukraine by the Neo-Nazi Maidan Junta, No one in this documentary mentions the US foreign policy which encourages anti-Russian neo-Nazi movements throughout Eastern Europe or the fact that young Americans are being damaged at home because of this policy. The Asov Battalion is a neo-Nazi unit in the West Ukraine Army funded by the US. A recent academic article states that since 1945 the US military has killed between 20-30 million people around the world. Furthermore, the UN has continuously accused Israel of War Crimes and the US continuously prevents any action being taken!

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  • Kindle Customer
  • 10-10-20

Lost lives

This really opens your eyes to how vulnerable the young are to such hate. Brainwashing.

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  • Anonymous User
  • 10-10-20

Vital journalism, terrific presentation.

A balanced, compassionate and humane insight into the darkest of worlds. Inspirational in the best sense, encouraging listeners to think deeper and learn more to understand these problems better.

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  • daniel Jones
  • 30-09-20

Washy

Just wayward in narrative and execution. There are lots of extremist groups mentioned and the tethering of mental health/disorders.

just a flaccid 55 for me

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  • Grovesy
  • 22-10-20

Fascinating

this is a really well researched and informative insight into the development of extremist thinking. Well worth a listen, an excellent series.

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  • Anonymous User
  • 18-06-21

Eye opening

Stunning and heartbreaking, a perspective I never considered, the author strikes a solid and fairly educated balance exploring both extreme-Islamic and Neo-nazi ideology without fear mongering or perceived bias, highly recommend.

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  • BB
  • 16-05-21

Shocking, insightful & informative

It was fascinating to hear about the perfect storm of how mental illness (not a cause) could make individuals vulnerable to those with extreme views taking advantage of those individuals. As a society we need to do better we need to look out for signs and help safeguard those who are at risk.

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  • Aubrey Botes
  • 07-10-20

It’s a great podcast with a great story

Overall good but some of the presenter’s political opinions feels obviously biased for instance the warning doesn’t cover the entire political spectrum of extremism.

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  • Anonymous User
  • 10-12-20

Great listen

Easy to listen to, well put together. I enjoyed this one, narrator did a great job and I like that we heard actual audio from the people involved and the interviews

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  • June Elizabeth Fynn
  • 17-10-20

Well worth a listen

This podcast was not an easy listen, but it is important non the less to help us be aware of the growth & some of the ways people are radicalised. I found some of the information quite eye opening.

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  • Anonymous User
  • 08-10-20

Interesting

This was very interesting. I liked the story telling and all the audio interviews that came with it even the way max describes what people are wearing and their facial features ! A very well executed piece. Thank you for sharing your findings!

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  • Anonymous User
  • 08-12-20

Extremely interesting

Very interesting and scary. Cannot stop listening. I remember seeing this on the news! It’s real audio of the suspects and family members!

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  • Anonymous User
  • 03-12-20

compelling story

I loved it, I struggled to turn it off when life got in my way lol. absolutely compelling and very well reported

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  • Happy camper
  • 21-11-20

Fascinating

Max Kutner has done a great job of explores the process of radicalization. Great listen.

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  • Jeffrey
  • 19-11-20

immersive

love it. can't wait for more like it. pace was good and story was told clearly and easy to follow.

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  • Anonymous User
  • 07-11-20

insightful

I found this series was quite insightful into the thoughts of experts regarding radicalism

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  • Amazon Customer
  • 22-08-22

I did not expect to love this book

This book is a sloooow burn. I was worried that it was almost just 3 hours left but the mystery was far from solved or any romance in the horizon. It was still good timing and although very very light romance, I’ll get what I can. The central topic is the mystery and not romance. Once you got that on the forefront of your head, the story gets interesting and good. I thought there was a second book. I wish.