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

Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Guys, we're down to the penultimate episode.

I think we have two episodes left after this. The finale.

Well, yeah, the pen up, the pen up, yeah, and then the reunion. The pen, that super-relative,

most likely to succeed. Best eyes.

Pen, all I get to think of is pen 15, the penis episode.

Pen 15. Mm-hmm. Such a good trick to play on people.

And then boobless on the calculator. On the calculator.

The calculator. I found a graphing calculator the other day when I was cleaning out my closet.

No, same. I was like, I wouldn't even know how to like, turn it on.

I literally, which is like, I was like, snucky typing on the computer,

this type, typing away and typing nonsense.

But there's sunglasses on.

When I be on, when I be taking tests with my graphing calculator, I would literally be typing like

parentheses and I'd be like, in my head, like, what am I doing?

I was like, no.

I was like, like, why did we need that?

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