I'm your host Tyler Burns. You can follow me on Twitter and Instagram at BurnsClam. Please

follow at your own risk. And joining me as always is the founder of The Witness. He has

a very extensive bio. What are you doing? What's going on right now? Are you okay? Are you doing

our literates? Are we on? Are you doing articulation? Are we recording? Anyways, he has a very extensive

bio. He is the man, the myth, the legend, the two-time bestselling author, the book award winner,

Mr. Blue Check verified himself. Dr. Jamar, it's his we was going on brother. You caught me in the middle

of my warm-ups. You know, we can see you, right? Well, that's great. That's great. Hopefully,

they're tuning in on YouTube and they're subscribed to our channel and they're catching our beautiful

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for a slash pass to Mike. Just FYI, support the show. Even $1 per episode goes a long way. But

anyway, brother, you haven't pubged your subset. Yeah, in a minute. Oh, well, I mean, you know,

I just do a little bit of writing at Jamartisby.substack.com. It's called footnotes. Wonderful content.

Exposes. We drop stories. We reveal explosive news items of interest on a national scale. But,

you know, that's like you're overselling it, but that's fine. You got to pub it, though. You got

to pub it. So this is important. Jamartisby.substack.com. Very important. Okay. Jamart, I was thinking about

this. Do you have something in your family that people said for years that you later found out

wasn't true? No, my parents always were very fortunate. They're not listening, Jamart. They're not

listening. It's okay. You can be honest. I would say it was more along the lines of stuff they

didn't say. Okay. That led me to assume things. So, so like my parents came up and it just

they get real heavy about it and deep about it. My parents came up in his generation where,

as black people to get ahead, you kept your head down. Right. Because you for the first time,

their generation had access to places like my dad was in middle management at a pharmaceutical

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