Hey there beautiful people, it's Trevell here and I wanted to come to you before you get into this episode to acknowledge a mistake

Jared and I made this week. We're already getting, you know, emails and comments and tweets about it,

but in talking about Sam Smith's vocal excellence, we misgendered them.

I can talk about intentions and all of that other shit, but as a non-binary member of the

trans community, I know deeply the importance of accurately

referring to folks as they wish. And so does Jarrett and all of our guests. We're

sorry, we thank you for holding us accountable now and into the future we will do and be better.

Ladies gentlemen and gender expansive folks.

Welcome to Fan Thai.

I am your host.

Politics and Pop Culture journalist.

Travel was reading me about having gotten this ladies and gentlemen thing wrong so that's why we're laughing.

Welcome to fans. Hi I'm politics about public journalist Jared Hill. I'm Trevel

Anderson coming up on the show today we're going to be talking about white people

who sound black in their music or use black sounds in their music and what that even means.

We're talking blue-like soul with the one and only music journalists, cultural cultural, critic, author.

Garrett Kennedy is joining us.

Hey there, Garrett.

Hello, thanks for having me.

I'm super excited to spill a little tea

with you guys today.

We are happy to have you, but before we get into the fantec conversation,

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