ICYMI - We Talked to BYU’s Black Menaces

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🗓️ 16 April 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

The Black Menaces are a group at Brigham Young University who have recently gained popularity on TikTok for their videos in which they ask their fellow students about political and social issues. On the show today, Rachelle and Madison talk to Rachel Weaver and Nate Byrd, two members of the Black Menaces, about what it’s like to film these interviews, how they’ve been received on campus and online, and what it’s like to be a Black student at BYU.

Podcast production by Daniel Schroeder.

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0:00.0	It's happening. They've all overheard.
0:02.1	All I wanted was a little low-key mook delivery, me and my brother.
0:05.1	But Mum's piped in with her.
0:06.3	Oh, I'm in.
0:07.3	Feli-affish in a Diet Coke, no ice.
0:09.1	And Dad's muscled in with his.
0:10.4	Yes, I'm in. Big Mac with fries and strawberry milkshake, please.
0:13.8	Now I give my brother a little eye roll.
0:15.7	Oh well, family dinner it is.
0:17.2	At least I can steal some of Dad's fries.
0:19.1	There's nothing quite like a mook delivery.
0:20.9	Order on the McDonald's app.
0:22.3	You in?
0:24.3	At participating restaurants only, 18 plus.
0:26.3	Soving times delivery fees in terms of ply.
0:28.1	See app on McDonald's.com for details.
0:34.8	How many black friends do you have at BYU?
0:38.3	Honestly, nine.
0:43.4	Hi, I'm Rachel Hampton.
0:44.8	And I'm Madison Malone-Curture.
0:46.2	You're listening to ICYMI.
0:48.2	In case you missed it.
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