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Sometimes you get an urge to look back at your past,

and the decisions you regret or the connections you lost.

And you start to wonder, what if things have gone differently?

Heavyweight is a podcast that looks into that question and tries to make things right.

Listening to a single episode, you can laugh, cry,

reflect on crossroads in your own life,

or even find the closure you might be searching for.

Listen to heavyweight right now on Apple Podcasts.

The plan was actually I was just going out there to be nosy.

I wanted to see what a protest was looking like

because I had called my brother, and he said, they're protesting. And, you know, I didn't know

what a protest was. Well, I knew what it was, but I had never seen one in person. I read about

him in school. So I wanted to see one in person. This is Edward Crawford.

On August 11, 2014, just a few days after 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot and killed by Officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri,

Edward Crawford went to his first protest.

It was a lot of people angry. I seen signs.

You hear people chanting, using profanity.

I mean, they were mad.

The emotion was at an all-time high.

It was overwhelming.

There were people crying.

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