Hey, this is Drey.

I won't go to post it to people.

In this episode, it's me, Kay and Miles, talking about the news that you don't know from

the past week, the news with regard to race, justice, and equity that went underreported

or stories that you just didn't hear about but shouldn't know about.

And then I sit down with Sam Cunus to talk about his new book, The Least of Us, True Tales

of America and Hope and the Time of Fittin' All in Math.

I learned so much.

I'm familiar with some of his work, but this interview really taught me so much more than

I knew before.

My advice for this week is to go to the movies or watch a movie with a friend.

There's so many good documentaries out.

I've seen so many great things and the coolest part about it is I've been able to see it

with friends.

Also I've been obsessed with Young Adult Fiction.

I'll have some book recommendations next week, but my advice is to also read some Young

Adult Fiction.

You always get the lesson.

So today's news for me is actually not news.

It is just a reflection on me going to a couple of plays.

I saw The Collaboration, which was all about Andy Warhol and Basquiat and their collaboration

and that was cool and interesting and filled with lies and things historically that didn't

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