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Cool. Remember those voice videos of what I used to have a viola saying, are you talking to me? Have you got those?

Yeah, could you find them and send them to Roscoe, please? Just going to might play on the podcast.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Writers House on Ringer FC. Hope you're all safe and well. We're not going to talk much about football today, to be honest.

I was trending twice this week. So we'll talk about that, also talk about watching Sean and Bradley, nerve-wracking business that is as a parent, and then we're going to talk a bit about Pele, the Pele documentary.

And my guest today is Mr. Ryan Hunt, aka Ryan Undietta.

Can we say that one, right? What's the one we say?

Riska Undietta. Undietta. Give me another one. There's another one.

Irrihundo, one was your favorite. That's my favorite. Irrihundo, one. You okay, my friend?

I am. All right. Thanks. How are you?

I'm so, so this morning, right? If I'm going to be totally honest, you know what I mean, but I feel good because there's a lot of good things happening at the minute, but obviously,

right, yesterday and everything that happened to Harry Megan and all the stuff that was going on, right? It was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it's intriguing and unbelievable television to watch, but obviously,

you know, the, the, the meme, the, the mean Oprah meme is horrible to see. I think that everybody knows me and know what I'm about.

I own that, bro. I own that. I come for me. No problem. And you've seen, and everybody's seen, I own that. I'll share that. I'll do that.

But, but I'm to be using someone like Oprah with everything what's going on, you know, the stereotypes, you know, what happens with black women?

You know, what black women are seen? Dark skin black women as well. And I got unbelievable email today from a lady called Sadie. And it nearly made me cry simply because she said she was on Twitter and that literally for 12 hours trying to explain to people and educate people about why that is wrong.

Yeah. And, you know, again, a black woman's dark skin woman being like, you know, I mean, saying that she looks like a man and using me in it. And when people went on there and rightly went on there, trying to put this, put the argument forward why it's wrong to be doing that. And then just being called snowflake. It's just, it's so, it's, it's sad.

I simply, because it makes your stomach feel really weird because you simply can't get to people on international women's day.

You know, and we're talking about, you know, interview with Megan and Harry some unbelievable stuff in that interview. And what a lot of people took from that is Oprah Winfrey looking like me and that. And I just felt really, I got a message from somebody is majorly high profile.

And, you know, I just had to send something back saying, boy, that's one of the great ones, man, you know, what they're doing to black women there. You don't know what happens to black women online, black women dating apps out here really killed and the amount of views they get for how they look.

And, you know, I had to just blast that back into WhatsApp because whatever happens. And like Sadie says, she spent like 12 hours trying to explain to people why it's wrong, you know.

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