Hey guys. Hey everybody. So to be back Sunday, you know, we talked a lot, we talked a lot

of another shot this week about why we took off, but for those of you who weren't listening,

you know, we took a week off just in the state of the world and we really thought it was

important to just we weren't the voices that we needed to be listened to right now. She felt like,

you know, and John and I both sort of agreed on that and we're back now with with content and

this this episode is probably more timely than ever, right John? Yeah, and more specifically, you know,

we both agreed during that math voice in particular, we did not want to be including into the

discourse of the world, you know what I mean? I mean, finally, people are listening to me that

math voice is the least important voice. Right. So we just had to keep that away from everybody,

but yes, we did want to actually reorganize a little bit and bring you guys today's episode

because we wanted to bring stories that are more relevant to the current discourse that's kind of

happening in America and around the world today. Today's story is about the Watts riots and the

Birmingham riots actually, but also just like the civil rights movement of the 60s and we don't

can't think of a better time than now to bring a lot of these stories to light. This is part one,

we actually have another episode we'll release that's part two of this next week. And let me just

say shout out to Matt for absolutely great research this week. We know that he worked tirelessly to

get this done considering we really wanted to release this you know sooner rather than later. So

he had to work hard and over time to kind of get this in for us. So thank you Matt for doing all

that. And Matt is yeah, sorry darn yes, Matt, you're with us today, right?

Yes, I am. Wow.

Ripping stuff. Riviting here. You continue to be riveting. Matt, you spent, do you want to tell

how people how many hours you spent, you know, researching or maybe you don't? I don't know,

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