“To hear, in a linear fashion, what each of us was going through in the moment, on that day. It was overwhelming.”
— Jim Riley

Peter got together with Vigil, Zach, Andrew, Chris, and Jim to follow up on 1,333 Days. In this episode they chat about making the podcast, some of the stories that were left out, and what’s up next.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/the-ghost-inside-aftermath

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On 24th & 25th September The Human Rights Foundation hold their annual Oslo Freedom Forum. With COVID this event will be virtual for the first time ever. To register for the event and find out more go to https://oslofreedomforum.com/.

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“Whether it’s everything I do every waking moment, or if it’s something I get to do once every couple of months; we get to be a band again. That’s incredible.”
— Jonathan Vigil

The Ghost Inside are an American metalcore band from Los Angeles, California who, on 19 November 2015, were involved in a fatal crash when their tour bus collided with an 18 wheeler truck outside El Paso.

1,333 days later the band played their comeback show at a sold-out, The Shrine in Los Angeles.

This is their story.

Part 4:

In the fourth and final episode of the series, we look at how the band learnt to play with their injuries, and the road to their comeback show at The Shrine in Los Angeles.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/1333-days-part-4-the-comeback

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“There’s definitely been times where I felt like, what was the point of surviving to only be left with this.”
— Jim Riley

The Ghost Inside are an American metalcore band from Los Angeles, California who, on 19 November 2015, were involved in a fatal crash when their tour bus collided with an 18 wheeler truck outside El Paso.

1,333 days later the band played their comeback show at a sold-out, The Shrine in Los Angeles.

This is their story.

Part 3:

In the third episode of the series, we look at the aftermath of the crash; the band’s struggle with physical and mental health and their lengthy rehabilitation.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/1333-days-part-3-the-recovery

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“I knew something bad had happened. It’s like, okay, life is going to change from this fucking moment.”
— John Youngman

The Ghost Inside are an American metalcore band from Los Angeles, California who, on 19 November 2015, were involved in a fatal crash when their tour bus collided with an 18 wheeler truck outside El Paso.

1,333 days later the band played their comeback show at a sold-out, The Shrine in Los Angeles.

This is their story.

Part 2:

In the second episode of the series, we look at the events that led up to the crash, the first-hand accounts of the accident and immediate aftermath.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/1333-days-part-2-the-crash

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“It was just like any other night, we finished the show, hung out a little bit… went to bed, and the next conscious moment I had was, in the hospital a month later.”
— Jonathan Vigil

The Ghost Inside are an American metalcore band from Los Angeles, California who, on 19 November 2015, were involved in a fatal crash when their tour bus collided with a tractor-trailer outside El Paso.

1,333 days later the band played their comeback show at a sold-out, The Shrine in Los Angeles.

This is their story.

Part 1:

In the first episode of the series, we look at the early days of the band and how through relentless touring and years of hard work they went from playing local venues to a handful of fans to playing to 25,000 people at Germany’s Rock im Park festival.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/1333-days-part-1-the-grind

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The Ghost Inside are an American metalcore band from Los Angeles, California who, on 19 November 2015, were involved in a fatal crash when their tour bus collided with a tractor-trailer outside El Paso.

1,333 days later the band played their comeback show at a sold-out, The Shrine in Los Angeles.

This is their story.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/coming-soon-1333-days-the-incredible-story-of-the-ghost-inside

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“It’s people trying to slay invisible dragons; the demand for racism is far higher than the supply.”
— Zuby

Location: Zoom
Date: Thursday 16th July
Company/project: zubymusic.com
Role: Rapper, Podcaster and Author

Following George Floyd’s death, protestors took to the streets globally, to make a stand against police brutality and discrimination.

In some areas of the US, these protests turned violent and gave rise to widespread looting, destruction of buildings and clashes with police.

Now over two months later, protests in most cities have calmed, but there are areas like the US city of Portland, where tensions remain high, and daily protests continue to be violent. As a result, President Trump has called in federal agents in an attempt to stop violent clashes with police.

But as the protests keep going and the Black Lives Matter movement continues to make headlines around the world, there are concerns that the movement is being subverted from its original meaning and hijacked by the far left.

In this interview, I talk to rapper, podcaster and author Zuby. We discuss how he got into music while at Oxford University, hip hop, free speech and if the BLM movement has been hijacked.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/the-hijacking-of-blm

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“I definitely think that this shift in power to the hands of the performers has been a long time coming, it’s been sorely needed. ”
— Holly Randall

Location: Zoom
Date: Monday 20th July
Company/project: hollyrandall.com
Role: Pornographer

With the spread of the coronavirus, countries around the world have gone into lockdown, and businesses everywhere have had to change their working environments. Most have utilised remote working and implemented social distancing to adapt to the pandemic, and many have now returned to some form of normality.

Social distancing and porn, however, do not go hand in hand. With the changes brought about by coronavirus, productions and film sets have closed, leading to lots of performers turning to sites like OnlyFans to subsidise their income.

So, will this move away from larger-scale productions become a fundamental shift in porn? Or, in an industry already used to regular and rigorous testing, will it perhaps lead the way in the return to normality in the workplace?

In this interview, I talk to pornographer Holly Randall about porn on lockdown. We discuss how the pandemic has reshaped the industry, testing and precautions and sexual assault & racism in porn.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/porn-on-lockdown

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“The systems of patriarchy are really threatened by sexual liberation, especially female sexual liberation.”
- Stoya

Location: Brooklyn, New York
Date: Friday 15th November
Company/project: hellostoya.com
Role: Pornographic Actress, Model and Writer

The porn industry is estimated to be worth around $97 billion, 25% of all internet searches are porn related, and 98% of men and 78% of women watch porn. So why is such a huge industry consumed by such a large percentage of the population viewed with so much stigma?

People working in the industry face a constant battle with financial censorship. Banks regularly close accounts, credit cards are often rejected, and payment processors can be hard to come by. From financial censorship to a lack of regulations, sex workers are exploited and abused, despite being an industry which is entirely legal in the majority of countries.

In this interview, I talk to pornographic actress, model and writer Stoya. We discuss what it is like to work in the porn industry, the stigma & discrimination in the sex industry, how it affects her outside life and financial censorship.

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Show notes and transcription: https://www.defiance.news/podcast/inside-the-world-of-porn

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