Hey folks, this is Kevin. On this week's episode of Risk, you'll hear DJ Crystal Clear.

I grew up in Alan Tenn, Pennsylvania, don't sing the song or I'll punch you in your face.

That and more, but before that, oh my gosh, we have so many phenomenal live shows coming up.

On July 19th, Risk is back in Los Angeles. These new LA shows that David Crab has been producing and hosting out there

have just been such a treat. People are loving it. It is at 7pm on July 19th at the hotel cafe.

And then on July 21st, Risk is back at caveat in New York City. I'll be hosting the show that night.

That is at 9.30pm Eastern time. And then on July 30th, Risk is back in Detroit. Holy shit.

Risk is coming back to Detroit at the magic bag that is 8pm. That that show will be happening on July 30th.

And then on July 31st, Risk is finally back in Chicago at Lincoln Hall. That is an 8pm show.

Now all of this information is at risk-show.com slash tour. You can buy your tickets.

There's links to buy your tickets there. And you have the option of the in-person show or the live streams of these shows.

So check that out at risk-show.com slash tour. Now here's the show.

That is at risk-show.com slash tour.

The show is not the year that it is. But it's kind of beginning to feel a little bit like 1969.

Hello kids. This is Risk. The show where people tell true stories. They never thought they dared to share.

I'm Kevin Allison and this of course is the great public enemy.

Behind me now, fight the power. That's also what we're calling today's episode. It's an extraordinary episode for you today inspired by the same spirit you hear in this song.

And if you've never seen the film do the right thing by Spike Lee, which also prominently featured this song,

that movie remains as profound and powerful as ever. And we hope we can add to that conversation about how racism is stoked by wealthy and powerful folks who want to tear down solidarity among the rest of us.

By exploiting these old backward, fearful, dangerous prejudices we've all been raised around.

We have so, so much power to access in solidarity with one another when we fight against the tide of that bigotry.

We have so much love and strength and resilience to find in coming together and in being anti-racist.

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