daily vice

We reisden naar Louisiana om Antoinette Harrell te ontmoeten, een genealoog die vastlegt hoe de slavernij op sommige plekken een eeuw na de Burgeroorlog nog voortduurde.

Tijdens het overgangsritueel moeten de apache-meisjes een tipi opbouwen, groot vuur maken, eten koken en dansen tot de zon opkomt.

In de jaren tachtig werd Everglades City in Florida drie keer opgeschud door FBI-zoektochten naar een geavanceerd smokkelnetwerk.

On this episode of Daily VICE, we talk to community members in a small town in northwest Spain about why they spend one day a year lying in coffins and parading through the streets.

We meet Marina Chapman, whose story of living in the jungle as a child served as inspiration for Julia Fullerton-Batten's photo series.

We accompany a sex trafficking survivor to get a tattoo removed. A pimp had given her the tattoo as a mark of ownership.

We meet up with the two-time Olympian to talk about why it's important to have motocross included in the Olympics.

On this episode of Daily VICE, we visit the world's first post-apocalyptic car show to talk the fans building cars and costumes that could survive the end of the world.

On this episode of Daily VICE, we go to a rage room where clients release their anger and stress by smashing glass bottles and printers.

Chris Mosier has been fighting the Olympic Committee's rules for the inclusion of transgender athletes.

We hang out with Steven and Jeffrey Gluckstein during a training session at their gym.

We visit a hospital in Rio de Janeiro that offers low-cost surgeries to Brazilians who can't afford them.