Nadine Smith

Through his wrestling career and beyond, Austin’s renegade spirit shone through, whether he was stomping opponents or cooking lima beans.

A decade ago, before the words “Drain Gang” were ever uttered, Yung Lean and Bladee were the twin flames at the forefront of the Swedish Invasion.

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The FADER's Nadine Smith went to Big Ears 2024, catching shows by André 3000 and Armand Hammer.

Ever since her mesmeric, woozy breakout single ‘Ocean Eyes’ catapulted her to stardom at the age of 14, the alt-pop star has proven time and again that loud doesn’t always mean powerful. Now, dogged by incessant body shaming, dangerous stalkers and white-knuckle fame, she’s never been more quiet, says Nadine Smith

Nadine Smith (she/her) is the Executive Director of Equality Florida, the state's largest organization dedicated to ending discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

As we celebrate Pride month, there are growing signs that Americans are losing patience with the right-wing obsession with ideological culture wars rather than improving the lives of hard-working families.

In this episode of Wide Awake America, host Nadine Smith interviews Britt Hartley, a spiritual director, author, and expert in modern secular spirituality. Britt, author of “No Nonsense Spirituality: All the Tools, No Faith Required,” shares her journey from being raised Mormon to embracing a secular, science-driven approach to spirituality.

Thirty-six years into a career that began before many of his opponents were born, the Austin native isn’t close to hanging up his tights.

“Simply managing the old order will not lead to a new future. Offering charity without transformation will not bring beloved community any closer. We need a new social order where the most vulnerable are centered — that will bring our collective liberation.” – Rev. Andy Oliver