Marcus Rider here, I host the Black British Lives Matter podcast with Lenny Henry.

Our show is currently sponsored by the movie Till, in cinemas from January 6th,

based on the true story of 14-year-old Emmett Till's lynching in 1955 Mississippi.

It's a movie you will not want to miss. The portrayal of Emmett's mother,

made me by Daniel Deadweiler, is amazing, turning tragedy into a crusade for justice.

Dory Nons even wrote about it in our book, Black British Lives Matter. Till is in cinemas from January 6th.

Hello everyone and welcome to everything iconic with me, Danny Palagrino. I am running on fumes today.

Those of you who follow me on social media know that I've been traveling.

Over the last four days running on very little sleep, I took a red eye into Ohio,

surprised my family, and then it was on the ground running with kids. I had kids and babies,

I had five nieces and nephews running around. So Uncle Danny was on Uncle Danny duty,

and just wasn't sleeping much over the four days. And then I had to travel back from Ohio to L.A.

and my flight I had to wake up at 5 a.m. to get on the flight. So it's been a lot of little

sleep so I just want to tell you that in advance because as we go through these episodes,

the real hostes of Beverly Hills and the real hostes in New York, I might get things wrong.

Who knows, I might get facts wrong. I know when you guys are listening to podcasts in the

poster, the guests get something wrong. You get pissed, you yell at the radio, you yell at

in your headphones or just out into the void at the grocery store, you get mad when they get

something wrong. And I'm telling you in advance, guess what, I'm probably getting stuff wrong today.

Might call someone, might call Crystal Kathy, I might, I don't know, I'll be like Kathy, and I'll

think Kyle's Garsell, I don't know, my brain is fuzzy today. But you know what we're all doing

our best. And I had the best trip home, you guys. It was so much fun. It had been a year and a half

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