Alright, stacks, unabridged episode. We are doing something we've actually never done

on the show before, but I think this might become a new thing if we don't pluck this

up today.

I am joined by friend of the pod, one of my favorite humans, David Dennis Jr. author

of the movement made us. David, welcome back.

Thanks for having me. I've been practically, probably big to come on. I was like, we have

to do this. So I'm glad you did. You did. You did. So here's what we're doing. David and

I are going to talk about the Watchmen HBO series. So not the movie that I have been told

is horrible because I cannot possibly sit through a bad movie right now. And not the

book because we already talked about that with Joel Christian Gill. David is here to

do the on screen adaptation from 2019, starring Regina King, made by Damon Lindlow for however

you say that name. But first, before we do that, since the last time we talked to David,

he has been, he was working on a secret project and he couldn't talk about it. But now his

secret project is in the world. So David, tell the people about your secret project.

The secret, not so secret project is rap stories, which came out June 1st, which is

basically one of the reasons I want to talk about it here is because it's basically me ripping

off the stacks, but talking to rappers. So that's what I do. So it's basically, I talked

to 12 rappers about a project of theirs, like the something that they, you know, wasn't

necessarily the most obvious choice for all of them. Just something old. They could just

have like an honest assessment of their own work, which is really cool. Sort of did come

out of the book talks I was doing for the movement made us and just, you know, learning

that like, hey, everything that comes out is not perfect. Like you're not, as the person

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