Hey everybody, hi friends, well from beautiful Salt Lake City, Utah.

It's thank god I'm a heist, the podcast, I'm Frank Feldman, and I'm Dan Beacher, and coming

up on the show today, Dan, we have been losing musical legends, great left and right. Tony

Bennett passed, not too long ago, and then this week, Shunade O'Connor. Oh, you know, it's

funny, Shunade, she didn't make big waves in the music world, people thought she was gonna,

but she made one enormous wave and tsunami of sorts. Yeah, we're gonna talk about the legacy

of that act for you younger folk or those who don't recall, she tore up a picture of the Pope

on live television ad. Doesn't that sound shocking? Oh my god, is your mind blown?

Well, are you horribly offended? Well, 90s America was not ready for it at all. No, nor was Joe

Pesci, but we'll get to it. All right, first we have some news that we need to talk about, Dan.

Various news. I'm just gonna let's, this is an ongoing story about, uh,

Quran built, uh, uh, burning in Sweden. And I just want to, I want to give credit where

credits do. I think Sweden has achieved the impossible, Dan. They have brought together

Jews and Muslims who have united at a rally this past week to denounce desecration of sacred

texts. This was organized by the combat anti-Semitism movement or cam. And they held a virtual,

global Jewish Muslim solidarity rally. And they brought together about two dozen distinguished

religious leaders and activists from around the world from places like the United States,

the United Kingdom, Sweden, Israel, United, United Arab Emirates, India, and Panama.

Well, one couldn't nod include Panama. And yeah, they, what with their oversized presence on

the world stage, it's an important canal. Yeah, well, that's true. It's very, very, very important.

Yeah, they got together to share messages of unity and mutual respect. Let's see, this is a quote

says over the past. Oh, this is actually, I wanted to quote this part of the article verbatim

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