That probably won’t be the clean line that Wintour hoped for. Shelby Ivey Christie, who worked as a media planner at US Vogue in 2016 tweeted that her time at the glossy was “the most challenging and miserable” of her career, adding that bullying from white colleagues was “exhausting”. Christie’s experiences at Conde Nast appear not to have been isolated, judging by others who have added their own testimonials .

Notably, however, neither was the first member of that loose knit performance collective to circumvent the publishing establishment and get an indie book into their fans’ hands. That dubious honor belongs to yours truly. After announcing plans to move from podcasting to broadcasting back in January, the pair spent the next few months refining their vision and securing sponsors in the lead up to this Sunday’s debut episode of ‘Pardon the Dissent’ on AM950.The show branches off from the now defunct ‘Filter Free Amerika’ podcast, which peaked in popularity after interviewing Chris Lollie about being followed by police, tased, arrested and charged with trespassing as he was trying to leave a public area of the Saint Paul skyway near his children’s school.

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