Hey, this is Derey and what about the people in this episode?

It's me, Sam Kyan, D.R. as usual, talking about the news that was under reported for the

past week.

You can use it, you should know.

Use it about equity, race, and justice.

Just to make the headlines.

And then I sit down with Jonathan McCrory, the executive artistic director of the National

Black Theater in Harlem, to discuss the work that they're doing to elevate Black creators,

the history of such an incredible organization, and so much more.

Here we go.

The next slide for this week is to go to coffee, go to lunch, have the face time.

There are so many people that I've met in passing.

We're like, I keep seeing them.

I saw them at a thing, saw them at a party, saw them at an event, and we just didn't have

time to talk in the moment.

And we're like, oh, we'll get together.

And we never really get together.

And in the past month, I've been much more thoughtful about getting together, about saying,

hey, let's go do coffee, let's go do lunch, let's do those things.

You should do those things with the people in your life.

For some people, it's like, hey, can we just face time?

Let's just hop on the phone.

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