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This is the podcast ladies and gentlemen where we talk to people for and or from the Midwest.

And she's Louise, how's everyone doing out there?

Who got a deer, huh?

We had the opening weekend of, uh, deer hunting. Uh, now if you're a vegan, uh, sorry about

this, you might want fast forward, but I saw a nice racks on, uh, on the backs of trucks

over the past weekend. Everyone did good. And if you had a nice rack, I did roll down my window

and in customary Midwest fashion. I said, Hey, that's a nice rack you got back there.

Only a few people took it the wrong way. We got a great interview today with MKE Black. We've got

Art and Brian and Rick Banks, uh, who run the organization. It's a, it's a great app that allows

you to support, uh, Black owned businesses in Milwaukee and they, uh, they're going to expand

outwards and just hearing their mentality about how, you know, we often hear about, uh, these

societal issues with respect to race relations in this country, whether it's the police or schooling

or, you know, redlining neighborhoods and all that sort of stuff. And this is just, uh,

presents a very practical way that everybody can, you know, do something as simple as downloading

an app and you're already helping and actually helping, uh, the problem get better. So it's,

it's a cool thing. It's cool talking to these guys because they're very creative in their

approach to, uh, making the world a better place and, uh, it's really an honor to highlight them.

Before we get to that interview, I want to thank all of you sincerely from the bottom of my heart

for buying a copy of the Midwest survival guide over the past couple of weeks. We did end up

getting on the New York Times best seller list. That's just like one of those moments where I'm, uh,

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