Happy Wednesday, everyone.

Andrew Weebi here with a little change up in your normal podcast routine.

We'll be back on Thursday with another episode of Extra Time, driven by Continental,

but in the meantime, settle in for the second episode of the Movement Podcast, hosted by

Kaling Carr and produced by Extra Time Legend Nick Fershaw.

The show focuses on a singular timely topic, the value of a vote.

Kalin goes to Pennsylvania to explore how the Black Players for Change and the Philadelphia

Union teamed up to open Subaru Park as a three-day voter service center

and met with some opposition in the process.

It's a powerful, important listen.

Enjoy and we'll see you right back here at 5 p.m. on

Thursday. All right I am here in Chester, Pennsylvania. I've driven out here this morning from Brooklyn.

And I'm seeing a pretty good turnout here

at the Voter Service Center at Subaru Park,

the stadium of the Philadelphia Union, where it looks like there is a good number of people just walking out.

I'm seeing signs saying I voted stickers and I'm hoping to meet up with Warren Kravall and Mark

Mackenzie of the Union to hear a little bit more about their work to open up this stadium and and

and check this out.

So I saw you pulling up where Ray said, there go your boy.

I said who?

He said, oh, there goes Caitlin.

So I saw if Mark was ready and we all hopped in our respective cars and cruised on over to see a parking lot fairly full with cars.

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