It's the Harlan Highway.

I don't know why I did that little soft little voice, but why not?

Hey everybody, it's Harlan Williams, and you're listening to the Harlan Highway

podcast. Welcome everybody. What a show we have today. Oh my God we're

going to be taking so you know as you know, the podcast is ending shortly in a few months,

and people are starting to call in and leave their voice messages and we're going to play a few today. It gets kind of emotional. It gets kind of heavy, but we talk about it. We're going to kind of do an on-air therapy session about the podcast coming to an end. We're going to work through it together.

So we got that going on.

Also, I had a major celebrity sighting.

I always like to tell you when I bump into a giant celebrity here in Hollywood so I had a

run in with a very lovely and charming celebrity. I will tell you all about that encounter

and then lastly we're going to be talking I will tell you all about that encounter.

And then lastly we're going to be talking to Professor Rutherford Grimes,

who is a professor in African American literature, culture, social issues, everything.

And we're going to be talking about this horrible hate crime that was,

supposed hate crime that was perpetrated by this actor,

Jesse Mulay, the guy that staged a hate crime on himself.

So we're gonna get into that, it gets heavy,

this is the Harlan Highway.

You know my name?

It's on the marriage certificate.

I've never seen you before all my life.

Hold on to your airbag.

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