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Independent artist Benjamin Hammond Haggerty – better known by his stage name Macklemore – is the featured guest on this episode. He speaks vulnerably about his journey to understand the intertwined nature of white supremacy, colonization, oppression, land theft, and more. On the episode, Nick Tilsen and Macklemore delve into how they met at a rally for Palestinian liberation, politically educating their children, reckoning with past cultural appropriation, the fear white people have of losing power, landback movements across the globe, and more.

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from https://twitter.com/FuknSlammer/status/1788372363672785407

00:00 Waka Flocka Flame - Same Sh*t
01:45 Juicy J - Riley
03:00 Stevie B - I Wanna Be the One
05:00 Giusy Dej - Follow Me
07:05 Capo - When They See Us
08:45 Ant Wan - Vad Vet Dom
10:45 Kodak Black - Boomerang (Sped Up)
12:30 Loam - Medvetslös
15:15 The Attic - Release Me
17:20 Die Doraus & Die Marinas - Tulpen und Narzissen
19:00 Gucci Mane - Servin
21:50 Baby Woah - NavySeals
23:30 Soulja Boy Tell 'Em - Came Out the Water
27:00 Adrian Lux - Teenage Crime
29:50 German Engineering - Bad Boy Chiller Crew
31:45 Urban Cookie Collective - The Key, The Secret
32:00 Crystal Castles - Vanished
34:50 Swedish House Mafia - Miami 2 Ibiza
36:20 Yung Lean & Bladee - Victorious

gone gone gone gone

it's so good

liberals somehow think that if Trump loses in November, most if not all political problems will be solved and liberalism will start operating smoothly

you can listen to Juicy J for twenty years and find new tracks every day

this goes hard, would be nice if it used more precise language about zionists but I guess rhyming with "Saudi" was too tempting