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Welcome to another edition of Small Doses. I'm just going to let y'all know now. This is

a niche episode. Okay, this is a niche episode. We're going to be talking about very specific

things related to gymnastics. That is a very big part of the conversation. I am very excited

to have I don't get it's like when a star-worst person meets another star-worst person and

you can have real conversations about tattoos. That's how I feel about this conversation. With

our guest today, Amira Rose Davis is a host of the prodigies podcast and she is an assistant

professor of history at Penn State. Amira, welcome to the show.

Yeah, happy to be here.

So okay, the reason I said we're going to be talking about gymnastics is because I know

last season on your podcast, you had a whole Gabby Douglas moment and to my knowledge, just

correct me if I'm wrong, next season is going to be dedicated to the whole season is about

black.

Yeah, well, so women gymnasts or just. Yeah, it's just, well, I talk about other things,

but it really centers on black girls and gymnastics. So the last two seasons of American prodigies

were host about other people and they did one on Freddie and do one on kangaroo junior.

And so back, I don't know, like a year ago, I was like, bet. So like, obviously, I'm going

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