Breaking Down the Tragic Situation in Nigeria, Plus Final Debate Reactions

Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

The Ringer

Society & Culture

4.7 • 11.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2020

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay are joined by Saratu Abiola, a writer based in Nigeria, to break down the #endSARS movement and what exactly is happening with the Nigerian government. Then they discuss the final presidential debate of 2020, Quibi going down, and the latest episode of ‘The Bachelorette.’ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yo yo yo, thought warriors, what is up?
0:04.0	It is I, Van Lathen, you're listening to Higher Learning.
0:08.0	What's up guys, it's me, Rachel Lindsay.
0:11.0	Now listen, if you're not watching the video,
0:13.0	you can't see what's happening right now.
0:15.0	Go ahead, man.
0:16.0	So Rachel, Rachel, multi-job, multi-hypnid, slash-rage.
0:23.0	She's a podcast or slash TV host, slash-pitch woman.
0:27.0	So that's all it is.
0:28.0	Rachel is getting her makeup done right now as we speak.
0:33.0	She's holding a mic in her hand, a makeup person is putting her
0:38.0	jish-jish on as Rachel gets ready to go,
0:42.0	what are you going to get ready to go shoot, Rachel?
0:44.0	Extra.
0:45.0	Extra.
0:46.0	So she's getting super extra right now because we're starting a podcast
0:50.0	and Rachel is getting her makeup done.
0:53.0	It's it's what here's the moral of the story, thought warriors.
0:57.0	I am extremely dedicated to what I do.
1:00.0	No excuses, no days off, whether I'm getting my makeup done
1:04.0	or everybody can see it.
1:06.0	I'm not, I'm not going to let my thought warriors down.
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