This week on Yeah Nah Pasaran! we talk to The Guardian’s Ariel Bogle [ Bluesky ], whom we last spoke with in July last year about her book with Cam Wilson, Conspiracy Nation . On this occasion we spoke to her about 764, ‘one part of a growing online ecosystem that pushes young members into brutal and degrading acts’ which has ‘perpetrators and victims in dozens of countries’, including Australia.
We also spoke to Ariel about: Australian anti-terror laws and their impact upon children and youth; One Nation Party propaganda being produced by slop farmers in Indonesia.
Please note that a content warning applies to materials discussing 764. See : Inside the horrifying online network where children coerce others to commit violence and self-harm , The Guardian, July 21, 2026 & Full Story podcast , July 27, 2026 /// The Nordic Front of ‘764’: Trends, Drivers, and Countering Youth Exploitation and Radicalisation , GNET, Valdemar Balle and Anonymous, January 5, 2026 /// Holding 764 Accountable , Program on Extremism (PoE) at The George Washington University, December 18, 2025 /// Networks of Harm: A Victim-Centric Resource on the 764 Network , ISD, November 6, 2025 /// ‘My teenage daughter fell victim to a satanic online group – and I felt powerless to help’ , BBC, South East of England Investigations Team, October 23, 2025 /// 764: The Intersection of Terrorism, Violent Extremism, and Child Sexual Exploitation , Marc-André Argentino, Barrett G and M.B. Tyler, GNET, January 19, 2024 /// Inside 764 ‘a hard hitting investigative true crime series released as both a podcast and a YouTube documentary’. | Australian children are being arrested under laws to ‘disrupt’ extremism: ‘On balance this is a bad law’ , Ariel Bogle and Nino Bucci, The Guardian, March 15, 2026 | Pro-One Nation Facebook groups appear to be run by foreign ‘meme factories’ that monetise content , Ariel Bogle and Nick Evershed, The Guardian, June 28, 2026.
4.30pm, July 30, 2026 /// 855AM, digital, streaming, Community Radio Plus , podcats .
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