Broderick Johnson, former cabinet secretary and chair of My Brother's Keeper Alliance

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The Washington Post

News Commentary, Politics, News

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🗓️ 1 February 2018

⏱️ 32 minutes

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This episode was originally published on October 3, 2017. We’re republishing it as part of our Black History Month spotlight series dedicated to featuring African American voices whose perspectives you need to hear.

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0:00.0	The K-POP Podcast is sponsored by T-Roh Price. Are you looking to learn a thing or two about getting your finances in order,
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0:12.8	Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
0:14.8	Hey everyone, I'm Jonathan K-art and welcome to K-Pup.
0:24.0	In honor of Black History Month, all February, this podcast will be dedicated to featuring
0:30.6	African Americans whose voices and perspectives you need to hear.
0:34.5	We'll have a new episode every Tuesday, but if you're a fan of the podcast, you know we've featured
0:40.5	prominent black voices all year long, so we've chosen a few older episodes
0:45.5	to republish every Thursday to reacquaint you with some of them.
0:49.9	To kick things off, we chose one of the most influential voices in the Obama
0:53.7	administration you've probably never heard of by design. Broderick Johnson was
0:59.0	cabinet secretary to President Obama and you can find out more about him and how he's continuing to
1:04.8	help the former president right now.
1:10.5	Broderick Johnson welcome back to Cape Up this time as a civilian.
1:15.0	Thanks, great to be back as a civilian.
1:18.0	How does it feel to be in the private sector now?
1:22.0	Life is great.
1:23.0	You know, you have a little bit more time,
1:26.0	more time to spend with family,
1:28.0	a little more income, life is good.
1:30.0	A little more income.
1:32.0	A little more income. A little more income.
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