Black Leopard, Red Wolf Series 3 (Part 5 & 6) | Episode 73

Fly on the Wallin with Amber and Ben

The Sci-Fi Sigh Podcast

Tv & Film

5 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2022

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

In our last discussion of Marlon James’s “Black Leopard, Red Wolf” we explore fighting missions with toxic exes, finding compassion for children with trauma, and getting hacked by Turkish teenagers on a quest for Insta-fame. You don’t want to miss Amber and Ben going at it again. Listen now!

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0:00.0	You ready baby? Yep.
0:03.0	All right. All right.
0:05.0	Um...
0:07.0	Hey, listeners.
0:10.0	Hi, Sugar, Amber.
0:12.0	Reminding you at the top of the episode to join our Patreon.
0:15.0	If you click the link in our Instagram bio,
0:18.0	it'll take you to a nice little link tree.
0:20.0	And at the top of that link tree, you will see Patreon.
0:22.0	We want to welcome one new Patreon to the party.
0:25.0	Tee-li. Welcome, welcome, welcome, friend.
0:27.0	Remember, patrons, we are doing a book giveaway,
0:30.0	not this episode, but next on March 1st, I want to say,
0:33.0	we're going to be giving away the book, Black Leopard Red,
0:36.0	whoop, which we just read.
0:38.0	So, be sure to join that Patreon.
0:40.0	You can give $1, $2.
0:42.0	You can maybe even probably give $0.50 a month.
0:44.0	We are so grateful for your long-term support.
0:47.0	Now, let's get started with the show.
0:53.0	Welcome to The Side by Side, under the Believe Podcast Network.
0:56.0	It's a podcast about Black science fiction and fantasy,
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