The Legendary Billy Porter, and Discussing a Hyperpartisan Supreme Court

Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 11.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2022

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Van and Rachel react to the Supreme Court becoming more partisan (18:46). Then, the award-winning and iconic Billy Porter joins the show to discuss support for LGBTQ media (40:35), and the intracommunity divide between straight and gay Black men (54:30). Plus, the McRib is back for the last time (1:28:29). Hosts: Van Lathan Jr. and Rachel Lindsay Guest: Billy Porter Producer: Donnie Beacham Jr. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yo yo yo yo, thought warriors.
0:03.3	Jesus Christ, this is a bad angle for me.
0:07.5	Harlan is on, his eye, van life in junior.
0:10.4	Sorry, and it's me Rachel and Lindsay.
0:14.0	I was reading something.
0:16.4	You just popped right in, I wasn't ready.
0:18.5	You're reading stuff from Texas as we can, the Oklahoma state can.
0:23.5	Van, is that how we're going to start off the podcast?
0:25.8	I'm just asking.
0:27.5	I, it listen, the odds were against us, right?
0:31.8	Okay, steak was, okay, steak was ranked higher.
0:34.3	It was their homecoming.
0:35.4	It was on their home field.
0:38.5	We were leading for a time, which is why I thought, which is why I thought,
0:42.8	all we got this in the bag.
0:44.2	I stepped away for a second, saw the comeback.
0:46.9	We couldn't hold on to the lead.
0:48.4	It was, it was tough.
0:50.0	We looked good.
0:51.6	Okay, steak was about to play a better game.
0:53.4	What can I say?
0:54.3	What can I say?
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