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00:00 Intro 1:59: Get your GymCastic live show tickets! 3:30: How gymnastics prepared Elle for the normal world 4:40: How Elle went super viral during the London Olympics for her Tumblr-style gymnastics coverage 5:28: How gymnastics prepared Elle to take on white supremacists in Charlottesville 15:30: What makes people feel entitled to harass people in online forums? 18:43: Jessica shares her experience battling her own doxing threats online 22:26: Why don’t NCAA programs do more to protect their gymnasts from stalking? 29:24: Are gymnasts more susceptible to joining cults? Should coaches do more to guide their athletes? 32:10: What does it take for someone to break free from groupthink spaces? 35:30: What gymnastics fans should NOT do when they find out their favorite gymnasts unpopular political beliefs 42:17: How the 1992 Olympics inspired Elle to learn more about politics 44:30: Should USA Gymnastics continue to host events in states with limited abortion access? 47:50: What action can gymnastics fans take to combat dangerous internet radicalization? 53:40: Igor Radiviolov has retired. Can someone check on Jessica? 54:46: Books galore! Jordan Chiles has announced the release of her memoir 55:10: USA Gymnastics News: Margzetta Frazier and US Championships in Louisiana 56:30: Tonya Paulson announced her switch to compete for Taiwan, what impact is it having in Sweden? 57:50: D-D Breaux and the case of the missing Championship rings 58:20: A coach at a gym in New Jersey was charged with aggravated sexual assault 59:06: Dwight Normile, a writer at International Gymnast Magazine, has passed away 1:00:09: Ohio State will begin directly paying student-athletes and men’s gymnastics will maintain their scholarships! 1:02:03: Want to know what it’s like to be a Club Gymnerd member? Here’s a sneak-peak of Behind the Scenes Elle Reeve is an award-winning journalist renowned for her incisive reporting on pivotal moments in recent American history. She gained national acclaim for her Vice News coverage of the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, delivering an unflinching look at the event that highlighted the rise of white nationalism. Her work, praised for its depth and courage, earned a Peabody Award. Reeve has continued to report on critical political and social issues, including the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. Known for her immersive storytelling and empathetic approach, she has contributed significantly to public understanding of extremism and its impacts on democracy. Much of her reporting is chronicled in her new book, "Black Pill: How I Witnessed the Darkest Corners of the Internet Come to Life, Poison Society, and Capture American Politics." In this interview Reeve explains how her years of gymnastics training help keep her safe while reporting from the violent frontlines of domestic extremism. She explains how her many hours of watching fluff pieces about gymnastics teams living and training under fascism sparked her interest in politics from a young age. Elle's gymnastics background helped her embed with neo-Nazis to cover the now infamous white nationalists, “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia where a white nationalist killed a counter protester. Gymternet News: Tonya Paulson sparks change in Sweden with her switch to Taiwan Igor Radivilov announced his retirement Jordan Chiles has a memoir coming out in March Margzretta Frazier is the new alternate for athlete rep on the USAG board U.S. Nationals is heading to New Orleans in 2025 Writer and editor of International Gymnast magazine for 38 years, Dwight Normile, has passed away Ohio State is set to provide direct payments to student athletes next year, and their men's gymnastics team will maintain their scholarships