Hey, this is Dwayne. I'm going to buy some of the people in this episode. It's me, Sam Coyne,

Dyer, as usual, talking about the news that you don't know from the past week, but

news that you should know. And then I sit down with Milite of the Tigray Action Committee

to discuss the conflict in Ethiopia. My advice for this week is to go to your grandparents,

aunts, uncles, whoever is older in your family, go to their house and take photos of the

photos, copy the photos, whatever it is. I think about my last visit to my grandmother's

house in the photos were like in the basement, me and my sister are scheduling a weekend

to just go to grandma's house and make sure that we get the photos before something happens

to them. Get the photos. Make sure that you keep them as such great photos. I think about

all the pictures of my grandpa took of us that I know exists, but like I haven't seen

in a long time. Get the photos. Family, welcome to another episode of POD Save the People.

Welcome back. Happy to have you. I'm DR Balinger. You can find me on Twitter and Instagram

at DR Balinger. And I'm Sam Sniangue at Sam Sway on Twitter. I'm Kaya Henderson at Henderson

Kaya on Twitter. I'm Drey at DR Y on Twitter. All right, y'all. We're coming to you during

it's like day two of the Olympics, I think. But so excited to have been watching. I'm

in Spain for the next week or so. So I've been trying to watch as much as I can given

the different time zones. But from what I've seen has been really exciting and really fabulous.

You know, there's still a lot going on each day. We're hearing about somebody else that

has tested positive for COVID and that can't participate. So obviously that puts a bum

around things. I'm also super excited to see Naomi Osaka play. I just finished watching

her documentary that the amazing gear Bradley directed. So super exciting about these things

and glad to have a welcome reprieve from what the new cycle typically is. I mean, it was

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