Six decades ago, doctors achieved the impossible in the successfully replaced a human kidney with the

machine. But since then, the story has turned into one of the nation's worst health care

catastrophes. On last week's American dissected, host Abdul El Sayed,

sits down with Tom Mueller on his book, How to Make a Killing, where they talk about the corporate

corruption of dialysis. Listen to this convoy more only on American dissected. New episodes

drop every Tuesday. Hey, this is Duret. And we're going to buy some of the people.

And this episode, it's me, Miles and Don, talking about all the news that went under reported

with regard to race, justice and equity. The news that you should have heard about, but probably

didn't. And then I sit down and talk about the tactical leave for the stop cop city coalition,

Maryhooks. We talk about the coalition strategy and mission and the city's efforts to silence

the activists involved with trying to stop cop city. I learned a lot, you'll learn a lot,

important conversation. Here we go.

Ladies and gentlemen, in them, you are listening to another episode of Potsay the People.

I am Maldi Johnson. You can find me at fair rapture on Twitter, Instagram,

in TikTok for a limited time. Miles, I didn't know you were in TikTok. Okay. Trying new things.

I'm Don Callaway at D Callaway on Instagram and at DC STL again on Twitter or X. Forgive me.

And this is Duret at DRU on Twitter. Okay. So we have a couple of things that we want to get

down. And I'm super excited about hearing something about sports. What's enticing me is the fact

that Duret prompted that wife who are getting mad, which I'm like, okay, let's go. So Deon Sanders,

whoever that is, apparently they're important. They do something with balls and coaches and we're

going to go ahead and shift the news to our sportscaster for the day. All right. Deon Sanders,

AKA Coach Prime is certainly the biggest story in college football, if not all of American sports.

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