All right, everybody. Welcome to a, I wouldn't call it a special episode of the

Airkanders Lang show, but it's an urgent episode. We're gonna do a conversation today and you know I think that you know I don't have any real

scripted remarks about what I want to say before I introduce you to my guest, our guest, Matthew

Canard, who describes himself as a mediocre golfer unless money is on the line

and he's an executive involved with educational

technology company which I think is actually very appropriate for why he's a guest today.

I, like all of you, have gone through a week of varying degrees of difficulty,

depending on how open your eyes are.

And, you know, I think we all in the golf community

and all in the random golf club community are really kind of

struggling I think searching asking questions and I have a feeling if you're like me you're feeling a lot and Matthew and I Matt and I got connected through

Instagram early this week after I posted on Monday about my

responsibility within this entire subject of the Black Lives Matter movement.

And it came at a time for me where...

I mean, here's the thing, right right we all live our lives and we're so singularly focused

a lot of the time usually on work and so that's our pathway that's our highway and

we don't really look to the side and maybe on the side of that road is a

you know a homeless encampment you don't notice it maybe on the side of the road is a hospice where people are dying and

you don't notice it and some people in the world spend every day of their lives

on those lines. Doctors, nurses, therapists, activists, philanthropists, and I'm a little, you know, I'm probably

one of the people that just drives and maybe even drives faster.

And the obvious equation involved with this movement is that we're all at home.

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