Hey, this is Drey. I won't go to positive the people in this episode. It's me, DR, and

kind of talking about the news that you didn't know from the past week, the under-reported

news that you should have heard about, but didn't break the headlines. And then I sit down

with Salimah Masakela, Emmy nominated producer and surfer to chat about his relationship with the

water. Now the ocean can be a scary place, especially for black people. Salimah reminds us about

black people's relationship with the water historically, about our relationship with surfing and

so many other water traditions. We talked through the ancient African practices surfing and how it's

evolved to now. Here we go. My advice for this week is to go to lunch, go to dinner, meet the friends,

go hang out, like, you know, I am going to go, I'm going to go get some ice cream this week with

a new ice cream space, but I, but I had lunch recently with like new friends and it was like great

to just get out and like make time for new people also to do your life. Doesn't have to mean that

you are taking away from the people already in your life, but like, go to lunch, go to dinner,

do the things, just like, you know, not necessarily needing to hit on people, but be like, hey,

we should like hang out and just meet. Do that. Go to lunch, go to dinner, go get coffee,

go get drinks, like, do the thing, meet new people. Let's go.

Family, here we are. Welcome to another episode of Pod Save the People. I am D.R. A Ballinger.

You can find me on Twitter and Instagram at D.R. Ballinger.

I'm Auntie Kaya Henderson. You can find me on the Twitter at Henderson Kaya.

This is D.R. A.R. A. on Twitter.

So we wanted to jump off today's conversation with this whole few that's going down between

Disney and Governor DeSantis down in Florida. Seems like what he's doing is not seems like this is

what happened. So Disney was in disagreement with some of DeSantis's policies. I mean, I don't know

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