Twice a week, Van Lathen and Rachel Lindsay dissect the biggest topics in black culture,

politics, and sports on their show, Higher Learning.

They discuss the most important and timely conversations while also frequently inviting guests

on the podcast and occasionally debating each other.

Check out Higher Learning on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello, everyone, a quick announcement before this week's episode. The announcement

is that 60 songs that explain the 90s, we'll be doing 90 songs. 90 songs. We're doing 90 songs.

We're doing 30 more songs. We're doing more songs. There's too many songs. We are very excited to do more songs. We have not decided whether to keep the name, 60 songs that explain the 90s or changes in 90 songs. There are pros and cons to both, I suppose, but this whole thing is obnoxious. We probably should have just done 90 songs to begin with, but I was worried nobody would

like the show, and I didn't want to be the poor sap with a show with 90 in the title.

They got canceled after four episodes.

Of course, 60 is a lot of songs already, and getting canceled after four episodes would hardly

have been less

embarrassing. But 30 seemed like too few. Listen, let's focus. I would like to thank everyone

deeply and sincerely for listening, for reaching out to me, for any kind words or any words

at all that you've said about this show publicly or privately to me or to anybody, it means the world to me.

Thank you. That goes even for the guy who told me I look like a less doughy Ray Romano. Thanks to him

especially. Thanks also to the guy last week who said a lot of folks tried to determine how

at Harvilla plans to wrap up his 60 songs podcast give it up

this man is dangerous and unpredictable have you listened to those ramblings stay out of that

headspace and respect the process i agree with almost all of that thank you sir As you may or may not be aware, this is the

59th episode of this show. After the 60th episode next week, we're going to take a break for a

month or two. My kids are tearing up the house. That's not a joke or an exaggeration. I got to put

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