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season season price details mpn for r oi Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen to the latest edition of the woke bros.

Of course, I'm your co-host, Big Was.

Nando Villa, he's out again on assignment. This time this man is in Portugal.

I'm actually in NYC myself, but you know, we had to keep the trains running on time here.

But we got a very, very special guest, man. This guy co-wrote the book, We Own the City,

which is the source material for what's my favorite TV

show right now, HBO's mini-serie of the same name. We Own the City. He's formerly of the Baltimore

son, and now he's co-founded and headed up a new media venture called the Baltimore Banner. Justin Fenton,

welcome to the show, my brother.

Hey, thank you for having me.

I listened to the show recaps, and I thought the way you were talking about the show was like everything that I tried to get across in the book, that they try to get across in

the show.

So I had to reach out and glad to be here now.

Yeah, I appreciate you, mate, because, like, you know, I think like my, I think my interest in the show kind of slightly diverges from that of Bill and maybe even Chris a little bit because, you know, I am a very politically minded person.

And I'm a black person and, you know, just the idea of how policing happens here in America,

specifically to people who are of working class and poor backgrounds.

And that's the focus of this show, you know.

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