Okay, Katie. Quick, rapid fire. What do you think about when you think about black stories?

Toni Morrison. Long novels. Zines. Very complex stories. Movie night with popcorn.

Lineage and history. BT awards. Hood motifs. I'm reliable narrators. So it's hard to condense

narrative that's so big into such a small space. But that's why we have the podcast. I'm Katie.

And I'm Eves. And on on theme, we tell stories about black stories.

Listen to own theme on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, I'm Jane Marie, host of The Dream, and I'm excited to announce that we're back with a brand

new season. A lot has changed since last season, like, you know, the whole world and everything,

but also my butt. I have been sitting on it for a couple of years, and we're going to get me

off it by hiring a life coach. We'll talk to the pros and some of the cons and figure out

if gurus are worth the hype. Listen to the dream on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. Malcolm Gladwell here. This season on revisionist history,

I am diving into one of the weirdest and most infuriating corners in American life, guns.

All the crazy myths we have about them, everything we get wrong. We're going to talk about TV

westerns about a crime and a little town in rural Alabama. About the nuttiness of the Supreme Court,

it's our biggest series ever, and one you won't want to miss. Listen to revisionist history on

the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

All right, son, time to put out this campfire. Dad, we learned about this in school.

Oh, did you now? Okay, what's first? Smokey Bear said to. First drown with a bucket of water,

then stir it with a shovel. Wow, you sound just like him. Then he said. If it's still warm,

then do it again. Where can I learn all this? It's all on smokeybearer.com with other wildfire

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