Hey, this is Dorey.

And welcome to Bost to The People.

In this episode, it's me, Miles, and Sharonda, talking about the news that you probably didn't hear with regard to race, justice, and equity, or the news that you did hear and with a different lens.

And then Miles and Sharonda talked to the incredible author, Trey Johnson, about his new book, Black Genius, essays on an American legacy.

Don't forget to follow us on Instagram at Pots Save the People. Let's go.

America's labor fight began long before Starbucks and Amazon. It was a lot more violent.

In season two of Shadow Kingdom, Cole Survivor,

host Niccolo M looks back at one of the most infamous and gruesome labor crimes in American history and the band of kids who took over the country's richest union and transformed America.

With exclusive home tapes, original reporting, and firsthand interviews with those who lived it,

including Chip Yablonski, son of the murdered rival candidate who stood up to boil,

this season reveals how union met to protect workers became their greatest threat.

Listen to the trailer now on the Shadow Kingdom feed

and tune into the premiere on August 25th wherever you get your podcast.

Or better yet, friends of the pod, subscribers can listen to the full season of Shadow

Kingdom on the 25th.

Join Friends of the Pod at cricket.com slash friends or subscribe to the Shadow Kingdom AppleFeed.

We are back and this is the week of the government taking over D.C. But we have survived another week. This is D.R.A. at D.I.W. on Twitter. This is Miles E. Johnson at Farrell Rapture on Instagram and at Moonpulpipit on Twitter.

And this is Charond de Basie.

You can find me on LinkedIn.

I haven't said that in a while, but I'm still there.

At Basie Shea on Instagram or at Bossier S on Spill.

Wooop. Shout out to Spill.

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