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Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to another episode of Small Doses. You know, we have

the podcast just keeps on giving. I'm really am proud of us. We continue to just level

up and we are doing that again today as we sit down to talk with one of the producers,

directors, creators of the Showtime docu-series, everything's going to be all white that I am

featured in along with a number of other smart black folks and along with a number of other

smart funny bipop folks. I think one of the things that I really loved about the series

is that I think there's an expectation that if you do a docu-series that is rooted in

uprooting the falsehoods of white supremacy that it's just specifically going to be about

black people, but then you realize like, oh, wait, but what's your privacy? It has no boundaries.

I mean, Y'all didn't even go into the Asian bullshit of it all.

We tried. We tried. It is so hard. It is so hard to have three episodes and have everything

in three episodes. You know, we had a whole lot of stuff that just didn't make it, but

made it, made it. So, yes. And so if Jolly Brown's a peda here, I did not know that you

are Sasha's stepdaughter. Yes, I am. And Sasha Jenkins is one of the great minds that put

this together. And you've seen a lot of Sasha's other work. He was a part of Ego Trip.

So if you've seen any of the documentaries on Showtime like the James, the Rick James

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