#1649: Sorry To Burst Your Bubble

Our National Conversation About Conversations A...

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4.8 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 10 December 2016

⏱️ 59 minutes

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This week, Baratunde Thurston and Tanner Colby are joined by ESPN’s Latoya Peterson and The New Republic’s Sarah Jones to discuss what information, cultural, and political bubbles mean, and whether it’s even a good idea to try to break out of them.

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0:00.0	The following podcast contains explicit language.
0:09.8	Hello and welcome to our national conversation about conversations about race.
0:14.9	The weekly podcast where we try to break out of our bubbles, but realize it's a struggle when you're talking about race.
0:20.4	Yes, that rhyme that didn't intend it. But there it is. So you're talking about race. Yes, that rhymed.
0:21.3	I didn't intend it.
0:22.5	But there it is.
0:23.2	So we're talking about race.
0:24.2	We're talking about class.
0:25.1	We're talking about politics, identity, and so much more.
0:27.6	Those are many words.
0:28.8	Why don't we just call this show about race?
0:31.6	I'm Baratune Day Thurston, and joining me from the Panoply Studios in New York are my co-discussing for this week.
0:39.7	Some of my best friends are black author, Tanner Colby.
0:40.4	Hello, sir.
0:41.5	Hello, Mr. Thurston.
0:45.2	Sarah Jones, social media editor at the New Republic.
0:46.0	Welcome, Sarah.
0:47.1	Hi, thanks for having me.
0:49.4	Great to have you, and nice work on the B-side.
0:54.3	Looking forward to you fully flexing your intellect through words in this episode.
0:58.5	And from Sunny, Phoenix, Arizona, back for her second appearance, I believe.
1:02.9	Latoya Peterson, deputy editor for Digital Innovation and ESPN.
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