Hey, this is Durey and welcome to Pottsy of the People.

Now there's a bonus episode this week that just focused on Charlottesville.

You should check it out.

Talk to some student leaders at UVA who were incredible and then Terry McCall joined

again.

Now this is the regular episode of Pottsy of the People this week.

It is me, Clint Brennan-San with the news and it's the war-winning actor, singer and

actress, Colin Mim.

And then we also have Nathaniel Perman who joins us to talk about the resistance test

work.

Now before we get into this episode, I'll acknowledge that I know that this is a

trying time and that there are a lot of reasons why people have doubts.

Doubt's about the future, doubts about if there's an opportunity to make progress.

But what I know to be sure is that hope is a belief that our tomorrow's can be better

than our today's.

And that hope is a necessary, without sufficient aspect of the work.

But without hope, it's hard to build, without hope, it's hard to dream.

When I think about what freedom is, freedom is not only the absence of oppression, but

it's a presence of justice and joy.

Hope gets us there.

Let's go.

And now the news is me, Clint, the rising academic, Brittany, former member of the Ferguson

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