Emily Austin
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195 appearances
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2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 23 Apr
Emily Austin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Ben Shapiro Show · Ep. 2159 - Trump SOARS in Polling, UNLEASHES On Houthis! · 17 Mar 2025
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So I went to Hofstra University in Long Island and you could hear the accent slip out here and there. And they initially say when you want to do journalism, you have to choose politics or sports. And at the time, I was like, well, of course I'm going to choose sports because I hate politics.
And it's funny because all of my professors ended up being so politically involved on like the woke left and always proselytizing the students with like their ideologies and especially the gender ideologies. And it became so nauseating that the focus was never about sports. Prime example was sports.
Sports journalism, which I did not do well in because my professor failed me for going to the Super Bowl and missing four classes. Being 19 and covering the Super Bowl was pretty impressive in my book. I mentioned I'd be voting for Trump and the entire class transitioned into a why if you vote for Trump, you support Hitler, even though he's not a Jew and he's lecturing me about supporting Hitler.
And just completely had this bias towards me the rest of the semester. So backtrack a little bit. In the same sports journalism class, it was Women's History Month. And I grew up a star tennis player in New York, all over the country. I played in Chris Everett Academy. And I just found out Chris Everett was battling cancer.
So I wanted to write a piece about how she inspired me to become the tennis player I was. And he was like, I prefer you write about Leah Thomas. And I was like, who's Leah Thomas? And I found out that he was the swimmer that took the medal at Kentucky. Then I found out who Riley Gaines was and I was like, I'd rather write about Riley So I did and I failed and I was like, this is like abhorrent.
I actually have no words So I tried to leave his class. It was too deep in the semester and it really affected my GPA and My next professor was they them, which was really new to me at the time because you look like a man. You have chest hair that you love to flaunt. You have naked pictures on Instagram with your genitals out.
And I was like, don't tell me you're a woman because that's insulting to me. But he wasn't a woman. It was he was nothing. He was just this was new at the time. This was like COVID kind of. And he said, I would really prefer if you call me they, them. And I said, but that's plural. This is a journalism class. That doesn't make sense.
And they proceeded to tell me how transphobic I was for not referring to they as them. I said, professor, he said, that has like a male connotation. I'd prefer not to be professor. I said, sir, by accident, he said, I'll penalize you if you do it again. And I was like, I need to leave this school completely.
So I left the school, I went to Turo University, but I found out it's not just the school, it's the new world we're living in under Biden. And it was a bigger problem than just my university. So I just became very attracted to common sense.
And once my sports platform was growing through like working for the Nets G League and then growing to the game day and starting like my own podcast, the hoop chat with, you know, star NBA players, I was definitely more politically active in my own opinions.
And a lot of people resonated with common sense, but there was a loud opposition of just like this lunacy that took over the media during Biden's presidency.
I can tell you from a sports reporter perspective that when we had, Hofstra had a Division I basketball team and a lot of the star athletes on the team would just be dancing in the locker room on TikTok. So I would go on my algorithm and I see them hitting the whoa and doing really zesty kind of dances.
And I was like, if I'm your opponent and I see you in the locker room dancing and I don't see you on the court doing drills, I'm going to come into this game with more of... Less of an opinion on you, but more confidence in myself. And I feel like it actually took a toll on the players because we were looked so down upon for dancing in the locker room. So that's a good coach right there.
I fully support that.
Dylan Mulvaney... seems to have almost like a fetish of cosplaying women. Because when I saw her as a man, or he as, I can't even keep up anymore. When he was a man, his personality was almost the same. Not that I think he's a woman, I think he likes the attention and because it became so normalized, he just was like, let me hop on the wave while I can. But he doesn't understand.
No, he does understand. He's just mocking women. So his TikTok transition, he vlogged every day. And day one, he said, it's day one of me taking estrogen and I cried three times and I didn't send an email because I was overly hormonal. He talks about how he carries tampons in his purse when we know very well you're not getting your period ever, no matter how much you wish and pray.
And he's insulting real women that go through womanly problems that he will never relate to. He doesn't know what a hormonal mood swing is like. He doesn't know what going through puberty is like as a kid. He'll never understand these things. Same issue I had with Miss Universe. As a judge, I said, I really hope there's no trans people in my years contest because I don't care how bright they are.
They're not moving forward and under my jurisdiction. And they asked me why, and I said, because I don't care if you physically, you know, identify as a woman. I don't care if you try. First of all, biologically, you never will be. Mentally, you never will be, and no amount of hormones will change that.
But what you are doing is you're hurting the real women who deal with these, who have a chance to take this platform, and you're robbing them of their platform. In sports, I'm not even going to go there. It's an abomination that ever was allowed to happen, but it's in every industry. They're making a mockery out of hard-working women that fight for their place to be there.
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