Today we're soaring over snow castles,

experimenting with jonkeys, and we're

working it for the camera.

NATALIE TRAN: You have one chance

JACOB SOBOROFF: Last month, Honey Maid

put out this short documentary as part

of their "This is Wholesome" campaign.

HONEY MAID AD: If I had to describe my parents,

my dad would be like this.

Smart one and everything.

And then my papa would be, he's a funny one.

JACOB SOBOROFF: It got a huge response,

but as you can imagine, there was more than a little bit

of negativity in the comments.

What they did next though, is just plain beautiful.

They asked these two artists to take all the hateful comments

and literally turn them into love.

We're not the only ones that love this video.

It was everywhere over the weekend.

The comments were overflowing with support.

If you want, go over there and add your own.

EARNEST: Everyone knows what a jonkey is,

but what do we really know about jonkeys?

To help us learn more, Big Play Films

is conducting a series of experiments like this.

[JONKEY SCREAMING]

The channel is run by Nicholas Gerwich, the man behind Eisner

award-winning comic Perry Bible Fellowship, which

he's been making since 2004.

If you're like me and you love delightfully weird videos,

this channel is just getting started, so get on board now.

JACOB SOBOROFF: Halfpipes, back flips GoPros, need I say more?

Some of the world's best free skiers

and photographers got together in Livigno, Italy

for the Suzuki Nine Knights event

to take on Il Castello, an epic snow castle filled

with over 100,000 cubic meters of snow.

SKIER: There's a million different transfers.

Transfers from the quarter pipe, transfers from the half-pipe,

transfers from the kicker out of the half-pipe

to the jump landings.

We have an amazing amount of options out here.

Obviously for primarily the big jump.

JACOB SOBOROFF: You have to go watch this.

CARLY: Kamala Khan made history recently

as the first Muslim character to headline a Marvel comic book.

Which is so amazingly cool.

Idea Channel's nearest episode uses Ms. Marvel to dive

into the issue of diversity and representation in mass media.

MIKE RUGNETTA: So in the world of superheroes and fantasy,

there is a lingua Franca of bodies.

Tough, taut, and toned.

Mostly white, and with very few exceptions,

either male, or arguably, very easily arguably in fact,

designed for men.

Members of the Kamala Korps are writing in

to say how important this comic is to them.

How great it is to finally see themselves in this universe

they love so much.

CARLY: The first issue made the top 25 in comic books sales

in North America.

Which is no small feat.

And issue number three comes out April 16.

JACOB SOBOROFF: You know those shoes

that are sitting in the back of your closet

that are just like half a size too small?

Natalie Tran says, save them.

You never know when your toes are going to get amputated.

NATALIE TRAN: I find myself looking

at clothes that don't fit and getting sad.

One day, one day.

The day I all of a sudden shrink, or grow taller,

or my feet get smaller or something.

I don't know. "The damage is a lot more severe

than we thought.

We're going to cut off some of your foot."

"Can you cut it to a five and a half?

Awesome.

But what about the other foot?

Now keep it coming man, full speed."

JACOB SOBOROFF: Natalie has been posting videos for over seven

years, and she has one of the biggest channels in Australia.

She's noted for her keen observations,

and she credits her parents who were

Vietnamese refugees for that.

Their outside perspective taught Natalie

how to pay close attention to people's behavior,

like how we act when the camera comes out.

NATALIE TRAN: One of the situations I hate

is when you're out with a group of people

and you're taking a photo.

And then all of a sudden, "Actually,

Nat, could you take one on my phone for me as well?"

"Oh, sure--" "Actually, Nat, could you take one on my camera

as well?"

JACOB SOBOROFF: She's funny, she's relatable,

most importantly, she's Earnest's favorite.

She posts new videos every week, so join the community,

and subscribe.

We want you on the show.

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I quit my job right now I come work for you.

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and it'll get retweeted millions of times

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[ADAN JODOROWSKY, "DANCING TO THE RADIO"]