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All we got is us, no one can't take that away

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going to be okay hello everybody welcome to a mini episode of Just Listen to Yourself with Cura Davis. As you guys know, I like to take these opportunities to highlight other people from around politics and culture. and we have been having a really interesting

discussion about woke capitalism.

And I had Jeff Webb on this week talking about that.

And I think that this next guest kind of blends into that cycle really well.

I'm really happy to welcome my colleague, Jim Thompson,

to the show. Jim is an editorial cartoonist. He's got a master's in sports and a double

minor in politics and culture. And he spent 30 years as a trial lawyer and 35 years as an

editorial sports cartoonist. He has done work with the LA Times,

Los Angeles Daily News, and he's been a contributor to Sports Illustrated Extra Mustard. And I can't,

I'm going to just stop there because I, this resume is actually very shaming. My resume has like a four-year-backer.

Oh, please. Welcome to the show. Thank you so much for joining us today. Well, thanks for the invitation. I'm super happy to be here.

Well, I am fascinated by political cartooning because it combines

artistry and politics. And I think it's a very, it's a very specialized discipline because not

many people are good in both. You kind of have to be good in both. How did you get into

political cartooning? You've got this background as a lawyer, but I didn't really see

art classes or, you know, an arts degree. How'd you get into it? Well, we should probably start

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