Welcome to Who Beacly the Podcast We Learned Everything You Need To Know About The

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I'm Bobby Finger.

I'm Lindsay Weber.

And on today's episode of Who's There, our weekly call and show, we're going to respond

to a very specific piece of feedback we received, which means the show's going to sound a little

different.

Plus, it's something that's a little uncomfortable because as two millennial white people who

don't acknowledge race enough, and also I think couple that with the fact and acute awareness

that we have a predominantly white audience, which makes it easier for us to not acknowledge

race, not to mention our own white fragility, which is also the title of a book, The Two

of Us, and so many other people around the world have read and learned about themselves

from we just need to have an open conversation about not only race in general, but our

approach to race and racism, failures we've made in the past, ways we could do better,

ways our audience can do better, but mostly ways we can do better.

And by talking about it and working out the ways that we could do better, we know we can

make this show a better place, a more inclusive place, and a place that like you can all continue

to enjoy and love and grow and learn from.

Yeah, I want to say also, you know, we're doing this because we need to fix this show and

we want to help you understand like systemic racism is in every corner of everything.

This show, pop culture, culture, everything in ways that we're aware of, and then like

also in ways that we will never fully be aware of.

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